Late Autumn

"Late Autumn" is adapted from the 1966 film of the same name directed by Lee Man-hee. The film is set in Seattle, USA, and tells the love story of two men and women in a foreign country. Anna (played by Wei Tang), who was serving a sentence in prison, was given a three-day holiday due to the death of her mother. She set foot on her home for the first time in seven years and met Xun (played by Bin Hyeon) on a long-distance bus. Xun, who didn't have enough money for the car, used his watch as collateral to borrow Anna's money and agreed to meet again in Seattle. One was a female convict paroled for murdering her husband, and the other was a love liar who specialized in "eating soft rice." The two strangers, who concealed their identities from each other, gradually fell in love with each other during the encounter, and fell in love in just three days.