
Late Blossom (2011) on Netflix
Kim Man-seok delivers milk at dawn, cursing as he rides his motorcycle. He keeps meeting Song Ee-peun, who collects scrap paper. Jang Kun-bong cares for his wife Soon-yi, who has Alzheimer's.
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- Netflix3.8/5
- IMDb7.5/10608 votes
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Plot summary
Four older people live in a hillside village. Kim Man-seok rides a battered motorcycle on his dawn milk round and wakes the neighborhood with the noise. He keeps running into Song Ee-peun, who roams the town at daybreak gathering scrap paper with her handcart, and feelings slowly grow between them. She parks the cart at a junkyard beside a parking lot, where Jang Kun-bong works as caretaker from morning until late at night. When Kun-bong oversleeps and forgets to lock his door, he asks her to fasten it. His wife Soon-yi has Alzheimer's and drifts through the town; she climbs onto the back of Man-seok's motorbike.
Cast
Soon-jae Leeas Kim Man-seok
Jae-ho Songas Jang Goon-bong
Yun So-jeongas Song I-ppoon
Kim Soo-mias Goon-bong's wife
Dal-su Ohas Dal-soo(Dal-su Oh)
Ji-hyo Songas Kim Yeon-ah
Kim Bi-bias Yeong-ok
- Nam-Hee Parkas Man-seok's wife
Lee Joon-hyukas Photographer
Kang Hyun-joongas Young Sang-tae(Hyun Joong Kang)
Chae-eun Leeas Young Mrs. Song(Chae-eun Lee)
- Soo-yeong Kangas Man-seok's daughter-in-law
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about Late Blossom (2011)
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- Late Blossom was initially difficult to finance because of ageism, and was shot on a budget of about US$900,000. It was then marketed with a further small sum compared to most Korean mainstream films.


























