Return to Innocence

This film (drama)Also known as회초리，is aSouth KoreaProducerwomen sex，At2011Released in year 。The dialogue language isKorean，Current Douban rating6.8(For reference only)。

In the bright mountains and clear waters of the Jeongwon region in Gangwon-do, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, there is an etiquette school. Here, a little girl named Song-er (played by Kim Ji-hee) is not only clever and smart but also adorable, winning the hearts of the villagers. However, at this moment, 13-year-old Song-er faces the biggest crisis of her life, as the socially abandoned problem child, Do-yul (played by Ahn Nae-sang), is sent to this peaceful village for education, with intentions to return him to prison. Behind the Scenes The family drama "The Vine" opens with a scene of a father and daughter reuniting after 12 years of separation. It's easy to associate a film about father-daughter relationships with terms like "touching" and "tear-jerking"; in reality, this is a very conventional theme. This year, works focusing on familial themes seem less favored by the public. For instance, Kim Seung-woo and Kim Sae-ron’s "I Am Dad" did not receive the anticipated response, with average box office results. Comparing this film "The Vine," the cast feels somewhat lacking; Ahn Nae-sang, who plays the father, has excelled in various works such as the dramas "Suspicious Three Brothers," "The Wife's Club," "My Princess," and "Sungkyunkwan Scandal," making him a familiar supporting actor, but this is his first leading role. His co-star, child actress Kim Ji-hee, also noticeably lacks the popularity of Kim Sae-ron. It is really difficult to predict whether the film will be quietly buried or become a dark horse.