One day, Kyungha receives a message from her friend Inseon, who lives on Jeju Island, in South Korea. She was injured while woodworking, and has been transported to the mainland, but she left a small bird at home who risks starving to death. In her novel We do not part, the author and winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature Han Kang takes on one of the darkest moments in Korean history: the bloody repression of the Jeju uprising in 1948. 
Daria Deflorian explores and examines this disturbing work, sharing Han Kang’s refusal to reduce tragedies to the names of the cities involved and the number of deaths. In order to approach a past that refuses to pass, one needs to abandon oneself to the fragility of humanity and to everything that, inevitably, touches us. Perhaps, doing so, «we will be welcomed among the ghosts».
Through the lifetime research of a dear friend, the story explores the way in which the brutal and overwhelming nature of violence flattens all forms of individuality, but also how steadfast hope can save a forgotten individual, touching on and illuminating the lives of other victims. 

Show in Italian with English and Italian surtitles by Prescott Studio.
Please note that surtitles are not visible from stalls row 4 (seats from 2 to 5, and from 52 to 55), row 5 (seats from 1 to 13, and from 44 to 56); first and second balconies (seats from 1 to 7, and from 42 to 48); third balcony (seats from 3 to 7, and from 42 to 46).