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A faltering and incompetent ex-convict comes across a severely
handicapped woman and falls in love. As with his previous film, Peppermint
Candy, which travels backward in time, Director Lee Chang-dong adds
experimental elements to the film while maintaining the virtue of traditional
narrative. The unique element of this film is to‘embrace the realities of life
rather than confront them.’ The superb performances of the leading actors
are worthy of attention. Awarded Best Direction at the Venice Film Festival
2002

Jong-du, who has three previous convictions, pays a visit to the family of the
victim in the hit-and run accident for which he served time and meets Gong-
ju, the daughter, who has cerebral palsy. Jong-du is fascinated by her at
first sight and visits her again when he knows she is alone. Trying to
reassure and pacify the terrified young woman, he loses control and tries to
rape her, stopping only when she faints. But he has left his workshop phone
number in her room, and Gong-ju knows where to find him. To Jong-du's
amazement, she calls him and invites him to visit her again. Over a series of
clandestine meetings, the handicapped young woman and the feckless
young man come to fall in love with each other. However their love is not one
that is understood by anyone else.