Family values and their bond have considerably weakened in modern society. However, there is one thing which has never changed; a mother’s unconditional love. When was the last time you had dinner with your mother at a table, facing her? She wants that. Mothers want that. Even in your most careless of times, you believe mom would understand your situation. You intuitively comprehend your mother will always devotedly love you. However, there is something that you rarely thi...more

Family values and their bond have considerably weakened in modern society. However, there is one thing which has never changed; a mother’s unconditional love. When was the last time you had dinner with your mother at a table, facing her? She wants that. Mothers want that. Even in your most careless of times, you believe mom would understand your situation. You intuitively comprehend your mother will always devotedly love you. However, there is something that you rarely think about; mom won’t be around forever. In this documentary, the mother Giseon Kwon (95) and her son Junkyo Lee (70) are not different from the norm.
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