Editor’s note: This story contains spoilers from the film. Movies about North Korean defectors often focus on the dangers of escaping the country. “Hana Korea” begins after the escape — with a young woman sitting alone on a plane that has just landed in South Korea, unsure of what awaits her. Released last month, the Danish-Korean production, directed by Frederik Solberg and co-written by Sharon Sung-jae Choi, showcases the early experiences of newly arrived defectors through the story of Hyesun, a young North Korean escapee played by actress Kim Min-ha, best known for the TV series Pachinko. Based largely on