“Goodbye, Pyeongyang” is a poignant documentary directed by Yang Yong-hi that explores the complex relationships and identities formed by the political divide between North and South Korea. The film provides a deeply personal insight into the director’s family, focusing on her elder brother and other relatives living in Pyongyang. Through intimate conversations and observations, the documentary highlights the unique experiences of her family members who were involved in the repatriation movement from Japan to North Korea. Yang Yong-hi’s work offers a rare glimpse into life in North Korea and the emotional ramifications of a divided Korean peninsula, making it an important piece of cinema for understanding Korean history and identity.