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Alt-Asian maverick Kim Ki-Duk ("The Isle", "Bad Guy", "Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter...And Spring") takes a scalpel to modern culture's obsession with youthful beauty and unattainable physical perfection. After two years together, Seh-Hee thinks Ji-Woo no longer finds her attractive and disappears. Reappearing six months later with a new name and surgically altered face, she competes against her own memory, wooing her lover again in a romantic version of "Face/Off". But when she confesses her deception, their rediscovered romance is forced to walk a tightrope of tragedy. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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ALTERNATE SYNOPSIS:
After 2 years together, Seh-hee thinks Ji-woo no longer finds her attractiveand disappears. Reappearing six months later with a new name and surgically altered face, she woos her lover again, competing against the memory of her old self. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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Korean maverick filmmaker Kim Ki-Duk's works are always intriguing with his unique caring touch on the weakness of humanity. His latest film, "Time", explores how plastic surgery can change one's life both physically and psychologically. Pretty Seh-Hee realizes the relationship between her and her boyfriend Ji-Woo is at risk when Ji-Woo shows no interest in making love with her. Devastated by Ji-Woo's indifference, Se-Hee decides to go for plastic surgery, and finally resurfaces in Ji-Woo's life with a totally different appearance. Se-Hee's transformation not only brings surprise to Ji-Woo, but also distruption and vengeance. | | LOG IN TO COMMENT ON THIS REVIEW! |
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