Moving On

Three generations under one roof: a form of cohabitation which was once very normal, nowadays primarily illustrates how poor family relationships are. Okju, her little brother Dongju and their father move in with the grandpa they hardly know at the end of the school year, is that this is not just because the old man needs care. After his divorce, their father is as good as broke and although grandpa's three-room apartment is pretty unsuitable, it provides temporary shelter to the family. Not long afterwards, their aunt, whose marriage is on the rocks, moves in as well. In a series of unemphatic, yet acutely observed moments, Yoon Dan-bi explores the contemporary meaning of family.