Why "The Watermelon Woman" is Just as Powerful 30 Years Later
This movie will always resonate with queer people, for as long as queer people exist.
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A father named Sangmin who is making money and watching over his house for third year after sending his daughter and wife overseas receives an advice to resign from his company. Not knowing these facts, the daughter and wife tries to extend the study and the wife tries to teach violin to their daughter. In order to somehow withdraw the advice to resign, Sangmin visits the hiding manager to stop the resignation by sacrificing himself.
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A father named Sangmin who is making money and watching over his house for third year after sending his daughter and wife overseas receives an advice to resign from his company. Not knowing these facts, the daughter and wife tries to extend the study and the wife tries to teach violin to their daughter. In order to somehow withdraw the advice to resign, Sangmin visits the hiding manager to stop the resignation by sacrificing himself.
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