The Tall Grass (2021 Ansene Film)
| The Tall Grass | |
|---|---|
 Ansan theatrical release poster | |
| Directed by | Chwa Chong-Hun |
| Written by | Hwangbo Minjae |
| Produced by | Tan Jin-Young Ae Sun-Hi |
| Starring | Cheong Sook Yi Chung-Hee Bibo Senria Park Yeon-Su Jahnu |
| Cinematography | Rhee Ae-dong |
| Edited by | Lee Joo-Ho |
| Music by | Choi In-Ho |
Production company | YH Studios |
| Distributed by | YH Worldwide |
Release dates | |
Running time | 136 minutes |
| Country | Ansan |
| Languages | Ansene Gaullican |
| Budget | €25.1 million |
| Box office | €79.4 million |
Plot
Prelude
The film opens with view of the aftermath of the Battle of Inseul, on the second day of the Dakian War. Inseul, a former Ansene garrison in Gangsai on the Ajahadyan border, is strewn with corpses and ruined vehicles. As the camera pans out, the Ansene flag falls and victorious Ajahadyan soldiers raise their own. Narration reveals that the Ajahdyan army overwhelmed the unprepared Ansene defenders in a surprise assault, attacking the country without a declaration of war. The scene shifts to a bedraggled stream of Ansene army survivors fleeing south. The narration states that all across the border with Ajahadya, Ansene garrisons were destroyed and sent into desperate flight. The path into Ansan was now open for the Ajahadyan hordes.
Main Story
At the Aehwa Temple School in rural Gangsai,
Cast
Cheong Sook as Park Baek-Hyun
Yi Chung-Hee as Kwang Man-Shik
Bibo as General Lee Byeong-Ho
Senria as X Y
Lee Young-Ja as Nurse Jang-Mi
Jahnu as Major Deval