A recent estimate in Korea claimed that 50 percent of the female population had opted for plastic surgery in their 20s. Considering this epidemic, MIFF favourite Kim Ki-duk's (Bad Guy, The Isle) latest work speaks volumes about a nation's pursuit of ul-jjang (a perfect face). His female lead (Seh-hee) disappears for six months in order to undergo a face-altering procedure. Left behind is her broken-hearted boyfriend who then falls for a curiously similar stranger.“Seh-hee isn't made mad by fashion magazines featuring airbrushed models; she just looks to them for an answer when overtaken by the primal fear of losing a love that isn't in jeopardy. Kim Ki-duk has found an entertaining vehicle for one of the oldest tragedies known to man, and executed the scenario with finesse.” - Hollywood Reporter.See also Kim Ki-duk's Breath in this year's MIFF.