UID:
kobvindex_ZLB15435067
Format:
1 DVD-Video (105 Min.)
Content:
This story is a remake of Lee Man-hee's Late Autumn, which no longer exists. When we first encounter Hyo-soon (Kim Ji-mi), she is boarding the train for her hometown to meet the only man she has ever loved, a meeting we are told will never take place. Through flashbacks, we learn that while serving time in prison for unpremeditated murder, Hyo-soon was allowed by a compassionate parole officer (Park Jeong-ja) to make the very same journey several years earlier. Along the way, the two women are greeted by a young man (Lee Jeong-gil) who offers them a lunch box from the train station, a gesture that would later hold great significance for Hyo-soon. The woman had until then experienced nothing but grief at the hands of men, having been raped several times. Her loss of faith in humanity, compounded by the loss of her mother, left her with little reason to live, and she had already made repeated attempts to take her own life. The chance meeting of the young man restored her will to live, and the two lovers vowed to meet again after her release from prison in two years. (Jon Pais, Twitch)
Note:
Orig.: Südkorea, 1975
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Commentary by Chung Sung-il (film critic). Director Kim Ki-young Special Documentary (52 minutes).
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Korean. mit engl., korean. und japan. Untertiteln
In:
Kim Ki-young collection : [DVD-Video], [Seoul], 2008, (2008)
Language:
Korean
Keywords:
Gim, Gi yeong
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Interview
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DVD-Video
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Gim, Gi yeong
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Kommentar
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DVD-Video
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Interview
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DVD-Video
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Kommentar
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Interview
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Kommentar
