Tae-sik, who cleansed up the neighborhood back alley with his bare knuckle after dropping out of high school, is released on parole.
The once sacrificial sheep of Tae-sik's friend Min-seok has become a detective and Tae-sik's henchmen friends have turned on each other's back.
As if have forgotten the old days he shared with them, Tae-sik only does what he wishes to do, which was written down on his crumpling small scrapbook.
Tae-sik finds a warm shelter in the small neighborhood food joint 'Sunflower'.
Tae-sik tries to live a quiet new life with the lady who runs the restaurant and her daughter, Hee-ju.
from the second half onwards the movie becomes more and more melodramatic and bursts of violence is thrown in every now and then.
A little bit more common sense would have been desirable.
"Haebaragi, Sunflower" can't evoke the tears that it was actually expected to deliver.
The once sacrificial sheep of Tae-sik's friend Min-seok has become a detective and Tae-sik's henchmen friends have turned on each other's back.
As if have forgotten the old days he shared with them, Tae-sik only does what he wishes to do, which was written down on his crumpling small scrapbook.
Tae-sik finds a warm shelter in the small neighborhood food joint 'Sunflower'.
Tae-sik tries to live a quiet new life with the lady who runs the restaurant and her daughter, Hee-ju.
from the second half onwards the movie becomes more and more melodramatic and bursts of violence is thrown in every now and then.
A little bit more common sense would have been desirable.
"Haebaragi, Sunflower" can't evoke the tears that it was actually expected to deliver.