The Hen Who Came Out of the Yard - Story Start!
Hello, everyone! Today, I’m going to share a story about the Korean animated film, The Hen Who Came Out of the Yard. Has anyone seen it?
This film is a work that depicts the journey of ‘Leafie’, a hen who escaped the poultry farm, as she searches for her dreams. Leafie is frustrated in a harsh world, meets new connections, and grows. I think it’s not just a movie for children, but a work that adults can also be deeply moved by.
In addition to the main character, Leafie, various animal characters appear and add richness to the story. The fact that you can feel the beauty of nature and warm family love is also attractive.
If you have any memories, impressions, or questions about this movie, please feel free to share! I also want to hear your stories. Let’s have a good time talking about the movie together!
That’s right, I was also deeply moved by ‘Leafie, A Hen into the Wild’. I was especially impressed by Leafie’s courage and maternal love. I think it’s like a fairy tale for adults, but it’s also a warm story that children can fully understand.
I was so moved by the story of Leafie’s growth as she left the yard. Her yearning for freedom and her eventual protection of the chick from the weasel were truly touching. The ending also left a deep impression.
‘The Hen Who Came Out of the Yard’ had a beautiful drawing style. The natural backgrounds and the animals’ appearances blended well with the story, increasing immersion. It felt like looking at a watercolor painting.
I also did a lot of thinking while watching this movie. In particular, I was impressed by the process of Ipsak finding her identity. It was touching to see her choose a life as a mother, not just a hen.
I personally remember Iksak’s courage the most. Her taking risks and going into an unfamiliar world, and eventually accepting her sacrifice is unforgettable.
I remember wiping away tears while watching the movie. The friendship between Leafie and the mallard was also so beautiful, and the final scene was really touching. It seems to be the perfect fit for the saying that it’s a fairy tale for adults.
‘The Hen Who Came Out to the Yard’ is, I think, a good work that teaches children the importance of nature and the dignity of life. It’s a film that goes beyond simple fun and gives a deep resonance.
It was also surprising that the child born from the eggs Leafie laid was a mallard duck. Although they were different species, the relationship between Leafie and the mallard duck, bound by maternal love, was truly touching.
I watched this movie and it made me think about the precious people around me once again. It was a movie that made me think about family love and sacrifice once again.