Journey There
New York Asian Film Festival 2026
July 10 - 23
A widow tries to close her life down, but when a piano and a Korean adoptee conductor turn up, they begin reopening it with unexpected results. Kim Hye-ok and Justin H. Min (The Umbrella Academy, After Yang) star in Kim Jin-yu’s elegant drama.
Screening + Q&A
with Kim Jin-yu and Justin H. Min
Friday, July 17
Showtimes
Fri, July 17
Screening + Q&A
with Kim Jin-yu and Justin H. Min
Friday, July 17
Chun-hee (Kim Hye-ok) wants to make her exit, but life keeps bothering her. After her husband’s sudden death, she leaves the home they shared for years, moves into an old apartment, and prepares for the assisted death they planned together. Then comes his grand piano: too large for the new place, beyond her ability to play, and still carrying the weight of the man who left it behind. This predicament brings her to Min-jun, a conductor from Germany and Korean adoptee searching for the mother he never knew. Played by Justin H. Min of The Umbrella Academy and After Yang, Min-jun finds frequent reasons to meet with Chun-hee, and soon draws her toward an orphaned boy with a gift for music. Little by little, life and the living come back within reach. Winner of the Busan International Film Festival’s KBS Independent Film Award.
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