On the Hidden Power of "The Hill of Secrets" | Far Flungers | Roger Ebert
Briefly

Myeong-eun’s journey reveals the complex pressures faced by children balancing their family issues with the expectations of their peers, ultimately leading her to fabricate her family identity.
As she struggles between her true family situation and the persona she creates at school, Myeong-eun's character undergoes significant development, showing the challenges of adolescence.
The film poignantly portrays how the search for acceptance can lead a young girl to suppress her true self and lie about her family, highlighting her internal conflict.
In her pursuit of popularity and validation, Myeong-eun embodies the struggle many children face, learning that authenticity is often sacrificed for the sake of social standing.
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