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A Korean-Brazilian writer needs to revisit the Korean neighborhood where he lived to take care of the inventory after his mother's death and has to deal with cultural contradictions and his own identity crisis.
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A Korean-Brazilian writer needs to revisit the Korean neighborhood where he lived to take care of the inventory after his mother's death and has to deal with cultural contradictions and his own identity crisis.
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