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Earth / Heulk Series: Infernal Machines: The Films of Kim Ki-Young Director: Kim Ki-young, Country: South Korea, Release: 1978, Runtime: 123 During the Japanese occupation of Korea, Heo (Kim Jeong-cheol), the son of a patriot, is sent to live with the Yoon family after his father’s death. Heo becomes a successful attorney, known for defending those charged with political crimes. When the Yoon family runs into financial difficulties, the father offers Heo his only daughter, Jung-sun, in marriage. But Jung-sun despises Heo, considering him far beneath her socially because of his humble roots. Many admirers of Lee Kwang-su’s original novel Earth were outraged by the screen adaptation prepared by Kim Yong-jin for Kim Ki-young’s film. The film deliberately downplayed the novels’ chronicle of anti-Japanese struggles in favor of examining tensions among the Koreans themselves.

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