Su-ok is sent from Seoul to teach in the primary school of a remote mountain village. Her first encounter is with a solitary and silent man called Kae-chul, who rouses feelings of worry and agitation in her. Su-ok’s curiosity grows when she discovers that the village women are taking food to the dropout. Intrigued as to what ties link Kae-chul and the women, Su-ok finds out from a barmaid of loose morals that he is unable to have sexual relations. Su-ok gradually understands that the anonymity afforded by her home city does not exist in this village, where all the inhabitants are related by blood or marriage.
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Village of Haze, aka Village in the Mist
(Angemaeul)
by IM Kwon-taek
- South Korea
- 1982
- Fiction
- Couleur
- 93′
- 35 mm
- Titre français
Village of Haze - Original title
Angemaeul - Titre international
Village of Haze, aka Village in the Mist - Scénario
Song Gil-han - Photo
Jung Il-sung - Montage
Kim Chang-sun - Musique
Kim Jung-gil - Interprétation
Jeong Yun-hui, Ahn Sung-ki, Park Ji-hun, Jin Bong-jin - Producteur délégué
Park Chong-chan - Ventes internationales
KOFA (Korean Film Archive) : kofa@koreafilm.or.kr - Distribution
Centre Culturel Coréen : ccc@coree-culture.org - Support de projection
35 mm - Sous-titrage
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