Invite 5 Pairs (10 People) to a Japan Premiere Screening! 'Kazoku no Kuni' Depicts a Family Tossed About by Two Close Yet Distant Nations | MOVIE
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Invite 5 Pairs (10 People) to a Japan Premiere Screening! 'Kazoku no Kuni' Depicts a Family Tossed About by Two Close Yet Distant Nations | MOVIE

<strong>MOVIE│Kazoku no Kuni</strong> A brother living in a society with no choices, and a sister who has enjoyed freedom since birth. ©2011 Star Sands, Inc.
<strong>MOVIE│Kazoku no Kuni</strong> What can be seen through the lens of family. ©2011 Star Sands, Inc.
<strong>MOVIE│Kazoku no Kuni</strong> Yang Ik-june, the Korean auteur, portrays the North Korean minder accompanying Sun-ho with complex emotions. ©2011 Star Sands, Inc.
<strong>MOVIE│Kazoku no Kuni</strong> It succeeds in depicting political and social issues, and contemporary problems. ©2011 Star Sands, Inc.
<strong>MOVIE│Kazoku no Kuni</strong> What have the 25 years of not sharing the same air brought to this family? ©2011 Star Sands, Inc.
<strong>MOVIE│Kazoku no Kuni</strong> Sun-ho rejoices in a miraculous reunion with his friends from when he was 16. ©2011 Star Sands, Inc.

Win tickets for 5 pairs (10 people) to the Japan Premiere screening! 'Kazoku no Kuni' depicts a family caught between two nations, close yet distant │ MOVIE

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