The Way Home - DVD

Take a delightful journey with this "magnificently expressive,"* award-winning Korean movie that has captured the hearts of audiences throughout the world. The Way Home is the story of Sang-woo, a seven-year-old boy from the city, and his elderly grandmother, a deaf-mute who has spent her entire life in a small rural village. When Sang-woo's mother is forced to send him to live with his grandmother, Sang-woo is shocked at what he finds

Arriving home from his work at a steel fabrication plant, Levi finds his pregnant wife dead in their room, his newborn daughter Allie survives the incident. This should bring him some comfort however he would rather have is wife. Living in near poverty and responsible for a newborn baby and a 7 year old Madi who, like her dad, still hasn't dealt with her mothers death, Levi can't afford to be away from work for long. And in the south it's hard to get someone to watch a newborn baby. With his back against the wall and time running out Levi agrees to borrow money from a good-ol-boy Daryl. Levi can now get back to work, but he has a loan shark he has to pay back, or risk losing everything. He also has to forgive his youngest daughter, help his older daughter navigate loss, and ultimately accept his wife's death. But he can't do it alone.

For sublime screen romance, look no further than this third Clark Gable/Lana Turner teaming. Even with no glamorous gowns in sight, Turner is at her appeaing best as a down-to-earth nurse who wins battle surgeon Gable's heart as they follow World War II across Africa and Europe. The problem is that Gable has a wonderful wife (Anne Baxter) waiting for him back home. Having entered the war as a self-centered society doctor, he finds himse