A Taxi Driver. Los héroes de Gwangju

Man-seob: You know... I earned some money in Saudi Arabia. But my wife got sick and I spent it all on hospital bills. At the end, my wife insisted that I buy that taxi. And the doctor said so, too, so I should look after our daughter. We could have tried more meds, but I didn't argue. That's the kind of guy I am. The rest have to go on living, right? Because after my wife died, I got drunk every day.

[Tears begin to stream down his face]

Man-seob: One day I woke up, and she was crying, holding onto her mom's old clothes.

[He starts sobbing]

Man-seob: She must have missed her so much. I quit drinking that day. I'm the only one she has left.