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Fundamental to the explorations of human sexuality that has become a trademark of the New Korean Wave, the film has taken three years to overcome the scissors of censorship in Korea. It is a disjointed and rather abstract story in a modern urban landscape and dotted with remarkably accomplished sex scenes. This film is not for Puritans, but even the most liberal minds may find it quite enlightening to see explicit sexuality treated as a medium of artistic expression rather than a product for the consumer. With a very pleasant ambient soundtrack.
Director(s): Jeong-gu Kim, Ji-sang Lee
Writer(s): Jeong-gu Kim, Ji-sang Lee
Producer(s): Il-kwon Kim
Star(s): Yong-geun Bae, Se-yeon Choi, Hyeon-suk Kim, Yeong-mu Kim, Su-hie Ko, Yu-won Lee, Kyeong-pyo Nam, Hyeon-ji Oh, Jae-hyeon Park, Mi-hyeon Park, Ji-ni Woo, Dong-seok Yu, Ki-woong Yun
Genre: Action, Romance
Time: 98
Country(ies): South Korea
Language(s): Korean
Date: 2002-01-01
Writer(s): Jeong-gu Kim, Ji-sang Lee
Producer(s): Il-kwon Kim
Star(s): Yong-geun Bae, Se-yeon Choi, Hyeon-suk Kim, Yeong-mu Kim, Su-hie Ko, Yu-won Lee, Kyeong-pyo Nam, Hyeon-ji Oh, Jae-hyeon Park, Mi-hyeon Park, Ji-ni Woo, Dong-seok Yu, Ki-woong Yun
Genre: Action, Romance
Time: 98
Country(ies): South Korea
Language(s): Korean
Date: 2002-01-01
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