"Bone is from the father, blood is from the mother". In the 1920s, the young Korean Kim Jun-pyeong (Kitano Takeshi) followed countless compatriots across the ocean from Jeju Island to Osaka, Japan. The hard life at the bottom made Kim Jun-pyeong develop a rough and rude character. He forcibly took possession of the widow Young-hee (Suzuki Kyoka), but his family did not change his style of behavior. Jin Junping, a man who even the underworld fears, rules his wife, children and even the entire Korean gathering area with his tough style... This film is adapted from Liang Shiri's autobiographical novel of the same name, and won four awards at the 2005 Japan Academy Awards: Best Actress (Suzuki Kyoka), Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (Odagiri Joe); the 2005 Blue Ribbon Award for Best Supporting Actor; the 2005 Kinema Junpo Best Actor (Kitano Takeshi), Best Director, Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor (Odagiri Joe); the 2005 Mainichi Film Best Actor, Best Film, Best Supporting Actor (Odagiri Joe) and Best Supporting Actress (Tabata Tomoko).