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  "Missing Person" (2008)
  2012/03/03, Source,
  "Missing Person" : Film overview with analysis by CBCasey This dark Korean drama explores how people can become both a victim and a perpetrator by following the actions of a Korean real estate agent Won-Yeong and the actions of the people Young has relationships and dealings with. Aside from Yeong's two extramarital affairs Yeong also has dealings with a mentally handicapped man named Gyoo-nam. Yeong's treatment of Gyoo-nam is physically abusive, but more symbolically characterized like that of a dog to it's master. The first scene of the film opens with Gyoo-nam meeting Yeong in a boiler room. In this scene Yeong puts a dog leash on Gyoo-nam and beats him while referring to him as "bitch" and referring to himself as "master" or "daddy" creating himself in the image of dominance using Gyoo-nam as the image of sub ordinance. In later scenes Yeong meets Gyoo-nam in the boiler room and beats Gyoo-nam. In each of these instances Gyoo-nam represents other people in effigy that Yeong hates. Gyoo-nam effigies a potential buyer that backed out of buying a home by wearing a red scarf similar to that of the potential buyer,...More

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  LEE Seo's Missing Person Wins Greek Honors
  2009/11/30, Source,
  Debut director Lee Seo's dark social critique "Missing Person" won Artistic Achieve,...More
• 10th JIFF Draws to Close
  2009/05/18, Source,
  A Whole Host of Winners at JIFF 2009
  Jeonju Film Festival Closes with Great Expectations
  By Matthew Love
  Associate Editor & Writer
  Sherad Anthony Sanchez's "Imbrunal" winner of this years JIFF Woosuk Award for International Film
  
  The Jeonju International Film Festival (JIFF) ended its nine day,...More
• 10th Jeonju Film Fest Wraps with Awards
  2009/05/15, Source,
  The 10th anniversary edition of the Jeonju International Film Festival (JIFF), wrapped up May 8, with record attendance and awards for a slew of exciting new films. Ticket sales were up 5,500 from the previous year with total admissions at 70,762, averaging a 77.6% seat occupancy rate.
  
  This ye,...More