Presented by KTB INVESTMENTS
Korean Film Council and Cheongeoram
Produced by bom Film Productions
NIGHT AND DAY
Written & Directed by HONG Sangsoo
During the summer of 2007,
Kim Sung-nam smoked marijuana with exchange students from the US.
It was his first time.
One of the students got arrested and reveaIed Kim Sung-nam's name.
Sung-nam's friend, Mr. Baek, told him about this.
Sung-nam became terrified and took the next flight to Paris.
AUGUST 8
Do you have a light?
A lighter!
Thank you
Where did you from?
I'm from Korea
l Know Korea same
Thank you
from Korea
Thank you
Thank you?
Yes
What are you doing in here?
l just came to visit Paris
l'm painter, yes
Painter good
Painting good
Thank you
You here
Be careful
AUGUST 9
l stayed at the first floor of the guesthouse.
Over ten people sIeep in one room, and it reeks so bad.
I'm here in Paris.
l'm going to clean myself up and make a new start.
I will.
The air's very fresh for a city.
lt has no humidity.
AUGUST 11
l finally found an open cigarette store after four tries.
Philip Morris, pIease.
Philip Morris?
5 euros and 20 centimes.
Hardly any cigarettes here because it's the onIy place open.
Right. Thank you.
Look, there are hardly any cigarettes here.
- They must be soId out. - Merci.
That's because it's the onIy store that's open.
She has a very nice figure.
I don't think I could falI in love again like them.
AUGUST 12
Good morning.
Have a good night's sIeep?
- Got over the jet Iag? - I got some good sIeep last night.
- Doing Iaundry? -Just foIding them up.
- lt keeps raining. - Yes, it sure does.
See you later.
Bye.
Do you know how to use the lnternet?
No, l'm not good with computers.
The wireless doesn't work.
But it's brand new.
Sorry, I don't know much about computers.
I see.
Do you go to church?
No, I don't.
But you're reading the Bible.
Oh, this? lt was just lying around.
It's Iike a history book to me. lt's fun so l read it sometimes.
- Oh, l see. - Yes.
That book has completeIy changed my life.
Oh, reaIIy?
Will you be here this afternoon?
We're having a small party.
ReaIly?
Yes, have a drink with us if you have time.
Sure, l think l'Il be here.
- How about you? - Sorry, I'm afraid l'lI be Iate.
Okay.
It's the evening and the guy hosting the party isn't here.
lt's inconvenient smoking out here, isn't it?
No, l'm fine. It helps me smoke less anyway.
Would you like a cigarette?
- Yes, please. - Here.
So what brought you here this time?
Nothing special.
Although l'm a bit old now,
I thought I shouId come here at Ieast once since I'm a painter.
Lots of things to see here.
Nowhere else in the world like this city.
That's right.
Anyway, you look good.
You would've been a general if you were born long ago.
You make a nice impression too.
A very nice impression.
Do you mind if we shake hands?
Of course not.
l have a friend and she's young.
I'Il introduce her to you.
She calIs me daddy,
and she'Il be good to you.
- She aIso studies painting. - Oh, yes.
She can help you out with things and show you around.
Thank you for your heIp.
lt's the least l can do for you.
I onIy do the things l like to do.
I see.
WouId you Iike to shake hands again?
Of course.
That was fun!
By the way, why does the sun set so Iate here?
lt gets dark around 1 0:00.
We can't easily teIl night from day during summers here.
- ls that so? - Yes.
AUGUST 13
Do you know how l'm living here?
Sung-in?
l miss you.
Me too.
l miss you so much, too.
Honey!
This is so terribIe.
TeIl me what shouId I do?
The police haven't called her yet.
- What should we do? - I told her to wait a few more days.
We decided that l'd caIl her at 1 :00 every night.
Sung-nam.
l don't have the strength.
l took a nap in the church at the rotary.
Excuse me.
Excuse me for just a moment.
What?
You're Korean, right? Do you know me?
You must be kidding me.
Do you know me?
Hey, what did you say?
What's wrong with you?
You're really pathetic.
What?
Don't you recognize me?
It's me.
You really don't know me?
No, I don't. Who are you?
Wait! TeIl me who you are first!
Stop treating me like this.
AIl the way here in Paris!
What the hell are you thinking?
Hey!
Wait! Wait!
l'm sorry.
You're Min-sun, right?
What a coincidence!
You're really crazy, you know!
- I'm sorry, but l can't believe this! - We dated ten years ago,
but she seems to be angry with me.
Oh, you remember me now?
You're quick to forget.
What the hell's in your brain?
Sorry, l've been losing my memory lately.
lt's inherited.
You haven't changed at alI.
FortunateIy, she Iet up soon,
and we went to a cafe.
l'm sorry. l really couldn't remember you.
AUGUST 15
Wow, you're really strong.
Again?
One, two, three!
- You're really strong! - You're stronger than you look.
He's too worn out now.
- You better not. - I don't think he'lI win.
Hold it tight.
One, two, three!
Wow! You're so strong!
When l was young, l met a cook at a Chinese restaurant.
l arm-wrestIed him, and his arm was this big.
But l can't beat young guys lately. They're too strong.
But you beat them all.
To paint, l need a strong arm and power.
AUGUST 16
Now l can start forgiving you.
Remember what you said while we were in Iove?
I'm embarrassed that l don't.
Know how many times I had an abortion because of you?
No.
Six times.
ReaIly?
Six times!
Are you serious?
Why didn't you tell me?
What for?
I must have feIt intimidated by you.
l couIdn't even tell you about it.
Well, you did try to be poIite around me.
Stop talking about the past. l'm sick of it.
Dummy.
Sorry.
Give me your hand.
What brings you here?
- Do you live around here? - Yeah, l Iive just over there.
So what are you doing here?
Oh, l have an urgent thing to do.
What is it?
l told you something came up.
It's been a long time. The rib stew you made was delicious.
Yes, it was.
- Okay, then l'll see you later. - Bye.
It upsets me to even see her.
Why?
She's too reaIistic and stingy.
She doesn't care what others say and keeps talking about herself.
Do you know how cheap her conversation is?
She shows no reaction if others say something funny or sad.
She only cares about herself.
And she goes to Beaux-Arts to be a painter.
She aIways shows it off even though it's no big deaI.
She really sucks.
l don't like women who are reaIistic.
Women don't need to be reaIistic.
- What? - Women don't need to be realistic.
She's stingy.
Do you know her weIl?
No, I don't.
Can't help knowing her since few Koreans Iive around here.
You know how much she chases after men?
She has no shame.
You know, girls like her just can't Iive a second without men.
- That's what she is. - Now l see.
That girl made Min-sun feel guiIty about being a married woman.
Oh yeah, the day I met you...
- Was it a mistake? - What?
I told my husband about you.
He kept pressing me, so l told him that l'd meet you today.
ReaIly?
Your husband's French, right?
Yeah, he's a nice man,
but he didn't understand me.
He was mad at me even though I did nothing wrong.
So I just toId him the truth.
So, you did.
Doesn't he worry about you?
He knows l'm meeting you anyway.
He'll be okay.
l'Il just expIain everything later.
Okay, l guess that'lI do.
l'm going home later.
l'm a Iittle drunk anyway.
You're too drunk. Go home.
Sounds like you're chasing me away.
How sad.
Don't say that.
l didn't mean that. You're late so hurry home.
l'm too drunk. l'll stay out longer.
What's wrong with you? l have to go now and so should you!
Are you sure you have to go now?
Are you?
Sorry, l have to go. Bye.
l feIt Iike Min-sun's husband was watching us from somewhere.
My feet were sweating.
AUGUST 19
Yes, l'lI write you.
l'Il write everything l want to say to you.
That's good.
You can barely talk on the phone since someone might hear.
How have you been? What did you do today?
Nothing really.
l bumped into a schooI friend by chance a few days ago.
She's married to a French man, and he's a folklorist.
She even has an ateIier in her home.
A woman?
Yes, a woman.
She seemed to be happily married.
And she hasn't given up painting.
lf she could help you, ask her to.
You know nobody there, so ask her about this and that.
lt's hard, since I haven't seen her for so Iong.
People here are different.
They're all too busy to help others.
ReaIly?
l've been talking to your mother.
I persuaded her a littIe more.
If she heIps us out, we couId get a room there in Paris.
Then l could go there to be with you.
She's going to help us out?
It looks likeIy. Probably. l'm talking to her bit by bit every day.
She told the police I'm traveling, and they hung up the phone.
She doesn't Iike to talk about money, so I'm trying to pIease her.
If it alI ends up badIy, l might never return to Korea.
l'll try my best with anything, even cook her nice food.
Wait for me. l'll come to you.
Okay, try your best.
I 'm so sorry.
AUGUST 21
You don't look very good.
No, l'm fine.
You're always saying that.
Get going.
Okay.
Have fun.
- See you later. - Have a good trip.
Okay, thank you.
Bye.
l went to the Orsay Museum with the girI Mr. Jang introduced me to.
l decided to be nice to her since she couId help me.
Here it is. It's alI Courbet's.
You're right.
- Do you like it? - Yes, l do.
l didn't see this here before.
It's a reaIly famous painting. This is my first time seeing it.
ReaIly? That's great.
Don't you feel embarrassed while Iooking at it?
Why?
What's strange about a painting expressing the origin of humans?
lt's the origin of the world.
Oh, sorry.
But shouIdn't we feel some respect for artwork?
WeIl, l care for the painting not the titIe.
- What do you think? - Maybe you're right.
l like the clouds here.
They hang Iow here.
- l paint clouds, you know. - Oh, you do?
Mr. Jang must Iike you a lot.
UsuaIly, he doesn't ask me for a favor like this, since I'm busy.
Yes, he is very nice.
I'm sorry for bothering you.
That's okay. I also enjoyed the paintings.
So are you studying theory to be a professor in Seoul later?
I hope so!
Where do you live?
Not far from where you're staying. About five minutes away.
In an apartment?
No, l share one room with my roommate.
Roommate? A school friend?
No, l just met her as a roommate.
She paints and goes to Beaux-Arts.
By the way, how much do you pay for rent here?
560 euros,
excIuding the subsidy.
- You got a subsidy, too? - Yes, about 180 euros.
- Who subsidizes you? - The government.
As Iong as the place isn't so expensive.
Everybody gets it if they apply.
Why does the government subsidize?
- Foreign students get it, too? - Anyone who applies gets it.
- What a strange country. - Yes, it's great.
From the government?
AUGUST 23
Min-sun came over to the guesthouse.
lt was my mistake to teIl her I'm staying at the BIue House.
She surprisingly showed up while I was reading the BibIe.
You're so beautiful.
Sit down here.
I've gained a Iot of weight, huh?
l'm ashamed of it.
I'm the one who's ashamed.
I'm sorry for bringing you here.
No, it's okay.
Do you want to see this?
l'll read it to you, so listen.
"If your hand commits a sin, cut it off.
You'd rather enter life without the hand
than enter the flame of helI with it."
What is it?
"If your eye does a lewd thing, fork it out.
You'd rather enter God's Iand with one eye
than be thrown to the flame of hell with two eyes."
We really have to think about this.
We have to overcome temptation not to be merely moraIistic,
but to be more practical.
We can gain much more if we overcome our sins.
We can maintain peace in our minds forever.
l know.
What it says is how I truly feel.
You're so beautiful,
and you drive me crazy.
Hey, let's get out of here.
I feeI that we shouId go. lt's more "practical" for us!
Let's not Iose "peace in our minds"!
Not for that damn one moment of desire!
No.
l'm okay, really.
Damn.
You don't know.
Nobody knows what l'm putting up with.
Just once, okay?
Do it once, please.
l know what you're going through.
l feel the same as you.
But why don't we just think beyond how we see things?
We better fork out these eyes!
Then why did you bring me here?
You shouldn't treat me like this.
Why can't you understand what l'm trying to say to you?
l was amazed about how that phrase had come to me.
AUGUST 24
She's too inconsiderate.
I can't understand her.
How could she do this to her son?
Are you reaIIy her son?
If l were her, I'd give my son all that l have and more.
How could she be like this?
I can't understand her.
She's different from you. Just forget about it.
Don't let it stress you more.
She's just different from you.
What are you going to do?
You must have run out of money.
I guess l'll find a way somehow.
Shall l go to a restaurant?
Restaurant? Why?
To work there? l don't Iike it.
Why do you want to do that kind of work?
l'm just looking into it.
No, don't do it.
Don't say that to me again!
Okay, don't get upset.
Then what else can I do here to make money?
No, l don't want to hear it.
Stop it.
Sung-in, l saw a plane in the afternoon.
This might be funny to you,
but I hated that plane.
l hated it for dropping me aIone here.
l calIed Mr. Baek today.
He said it might be better if you turn yourself in.
That's buIIshit!
He can say that since he's not in my position!
He calIs that advice? Damn it.
He's just concerned about you,
so don't be upset.
Anyway, l don't trust anyone.
l trust no one but you.
l'Il find a way to Iive.
l'll find a way for real, starting tomorrow.
AUGUST 26
- Why isn't he here yet? - l don't know.
Hi!
I'm sorry l'm late.
That's aII right.
HelIo.
This is my roommate.
Nice to meet you. Thank you for coming out.
Anyhow, the school is cIosed.
Nobody can go in during break. l'm sorry.
We can go to the gaIlery.
lt compIeteIy shuts down during the break?
- That's strange. - Every other school does the same.
So nobody can go in?
Yes, it's cIosed.
The school is compIetely empty.
I see.
- lt's great. - Yeah, it is.
Her roommate goes to Beaux-Arts, so she came out to show me around.
l think l have to buy them dinner.
Her roommate is the girI l saw before with Min-sun.
I've seen this name before.
Yes, it's a famous galIery.
But it seems closed.
lt's closed until August 28th. They're probabIy on vacation.
They're pretty diligent about it.
By the way, don't you think this memo is cute?
lt looks Iike it's written as, "I'm right next door."
Yes, I like how they're casual about things.
Whether the gallery is famous or not.
Sir, maybe one day you'lI exhibit your paintings in there, too.
What? Me?
I wish I couId.
All the best galleries like this come see the graduates' exhibition.
lf they're selected, they sign contracts on the spot.
That wouId be so great.
Now l see why so many galleries are by your school.
Yes, l have to do my best!
Your best!
That's good to hear, but I'd like for you to not caIl me "sir".
Then how do you want me to address you?
I just thought you were quite older than me.
I don't care, actually, but "sir" doesn't sound appropriate.
lt doesn't suit me anyway.
Okay, l understand. Let's go.
Okay.
Yes.
- PIease come in. - Okay.
Promise me you won't use any of this elsewhere.
Of course.
Here.
l realized whiIe studying here that painting is basicalIy an idea.
lt alI starts with an idea.
So can you promise that you won't use this?
Yes, don't worry.
Be carefuI.
- lt's the only one I have. - She cares for it so much.
I'lI be careful.
Aren't these cIothes?
Yes, they're shirts somebody hung out, and l loved the sun's refIection on them.
Those are about figure skating.
The woman is heavy, so the man is suffering.
This is the moment of dependence.
And this is the moment of connection.
This one looks Iike a sinner.
WeIl, everybody commits a sin.
- Don't you? - No.
There's no one. OnIy the clothes are left.
They're for the artist book.
The clothes Iook Iike they threw the person away.
I wanted to paint the "House of Sand". They'II be the characters in it.
How about this one?
That one, too. A caIf with two heads.
- Go ahead. - Okay.
Why'd you pretend that you didn't know me?
- Have you seen him before? - We've seen each other, haven't we?
Yes, we did.
l was going to teIl you that.
l saw your pictures today, right?
Do you want me to tell you what I think about your pictures?
- Yes. - l'm curious, too.
No, l'm too drunk now.
lt would be better to taIk about others' works when l'm sober.
After taking a shower.
Actually, I'm not too curious about what you think.
l've never met anyone who knows more about my work than me.
But you like them, right?
Yes, very much.
Thank you.
Let's toast.
- Let me pour you one. - l'm okay.
The food here is terrible.
I think it'Il cost at least 150 euros.
Do you stiII dream of...
becoming a great painter?
Pardon?
You must not want to answer.
l'm sorry.
No, you don't have to be sorry.
I have something l'd like to hear from you.
Answer me in two answers.
What are they?
What is a painting?
And what is painting to you?
- Painting? - Yes, two answers.
- Two answers? - Yes.
AUGUST 27
The oId hiIl of golden grass
where Maggie and l were playing
I hear the watermilI
Maggie
with the old dim memory
The hill is covered with the bushes
and the roses are all in full bIoom
l hear the water miIl
Maggie
Oh, my love, Maggie
AUGUST 28
I t's cold today, isn't it?
EspecialIy outside.
- Where are you going? - Home.
lt's good to see you.
Me too.
Do you need anything?
Something warm.
And something to eat.
Ham or cheese.
Okay, wait a moment.
Thank you.
See you again!
- Did you treat him? - Yes, to a sandwich.
- Going home? - Yes.
- How are you doing? - Fine.
- And you? - Good.
It's nothing but a miracIe.
She's a very beautifuI person.
What a miracle from our ordinary Iives.
Doesn't this give people a reason to live?
What's so funny?
Do you Iike oysters?
PeopIe here seem to eat them very often. Are they expensive?
They eat them a Iot. They're not so expensive.
They taste better if you squeeze Iemon on them.
Can l buy some for you?
Oh, thank you. I also appreciate the dinner before.
But not today. I'm so tired now.
Oh, I just wanted to treat you.
l'm tired from my part-time job.
- Part-time job? - I'm working at a restaurant.
lt must be very tough for you.
One of the co-workers mocked me because of my cIumsy French.
l had made a small mistake.
She was the only one there who Iaughed at me loudIy.
She is so jealous.
You know those girls who aIways want to be the prettiest around.
She's so ugly and pathetic.
Yeah, I know those kinds of girls.
So can l leave now?
Yes, of course. Glad to see you again.
l need some sIeep.
Yes, have a good rest.
Buy me oysters later.
Sure.
SEPTEMBER 1
- Oh, it's you. - Yes.
It's an old one.
- Oh, it's a pine tree. - Yes.
- They're from my exhibition. - Oh, yes.
Very nice.
You also put clouds in the pine tree paintings.
You seem to like clouds a Iot.
-Yes, l like the wind, too. - l see.
Very nice.
Since l kept taIking about oysters,
Hyun-ju suggested that we buy some at a seafood store.
I had been thinking about oysters for several days.
Yu-jeong, wake up.
Yu-jeong.
- She sIeeps like a log. - Yes, she reaIly does.
She even slept during a big party here.
- ReaIly? - Yes.
Yu-jeong, wake up.
She couldn't sleep in high school because she studied so much.
So she's been addicted to sleep ever since she came here.
She didn't wake up even when we splashed water on her.
- Are you serious? - Yes.
Do you want some more?
Yes, thank you. Just a Iittle.
- Need to save some for Yu-jeong. - She doesn't like oysters.
I see.
Her feet are so pretty!
- Please don't see me out. - No, it's okay.
I drank a lot, didn't l?
- Get some rest. - l'm okay.
A lot of peopIe are out here.
You were great in heIping me break the boredom in Paris.
Thank you.
You Iook pretty when you bIush.
ReaIly?
Thank you.
Yu-jeong didn't wake up till l left.
She sIeeps too much.
I think l truIy love her.
She is such a beautiful woman.
SEPTEMBER 3
l read a Korean newspaper.
Then l Iearned about the South-North Korean summit in Pyongyang.
I got frustrated with being alone.
So I went to the guesthouse by foot, not by subway.
l got lost like an idiot.
I used the bIack building to find my way.
I was so glad to find the AIecia Church.
l'm finaIly home.
SEPTEMBER 4
Sung-in, what are you doing?
l was just writing in my diary in our room.
I see.
l feel so frustrated today.
Anyway, can you do it for me?
What? Do what?
WeIl, you know...
Can you masturbate for me?
- What? - l'm sorry, but pIease do it.
I'm having a hard time, and I miss your voice so much.
Can you do it on the bed?
Can you do it for me?
Are you serious?
Where are you now?
This is so embarrassing.
l'm sitting alone in the living room.
So l can't do it myself.
I reaIly miss your sound.
lt'II be great, reaIIy.
Okay.
Wait a second.
l'll go wash my hands.
Okay.
SEPTEMBER 6
- Good morning. - Hello.
Take this medicine.
Thank you.
lt'll work weIl.
- Your forehead. - Sure.
lt's okay. No fever.
- Thank you. - Sure.
l have to go home.
l wiIl go home.
Oh, hi.
l'm on my way to see something fun. Do you want to come?
No, I better get some rest.
Why are you so sneaky?
Be a man and act Iike one.
l'm going to tell your wife when she comes later.
I swear l wiIl!
l'm sorry. I realIy am.
Be a man and do it.
l dreamed of her aII day long.
SEPTEMBER7
He has a house and a car. I envy him.
Good morning.
How'd you know where I live?
I came here with you before.
Oh, that's right. Sorry, l forgot.
l'm sorry. Where are you going?
l have something urgent to do.
Where are you headed?
WeIl, just somewhere...
I'm sorry to bother you.
Are you here to see Hyun-ju? She's not here.
Why don't you come by Iater?
I thought I could stop by any time.
Oh, so you did.
lt took me a lot of courage for me to come here.
We are very busy peopIe.
l know.
l'm not good at expressing myself, but...
l'm sorry for telIing you this.
l'd rather meet a woman than a married man.
Sure, I know.
But why do you have to emphasize that?
When did l ever emphasize it?
Come with Hyun-ju later.
l'm IoneIy, but it's better not to meet anybody.
The people here don't know what circumstance they're in.
Their lives are fuIl of hypocrisy.
They switch between French and Korean as they please.
They have no shame in talking buIlshit.
They degenerate, becoming more and more useless.
I'm sure they sometimes feel uneasy about themselves.
They cry out things like, "Koreans are so prejudiced!"
But they are not Iogical and don't know what's really good.
I can tell what they're imitating with everything they say.
Anyway, all I can do is stay away from them as far as possibIe,
since l'm not sure what they wouId do to me.
There are a lot of people Iike them here in Paris.
SEPTEMBER 8
We visited the studios where many Korean artists work.
Mr. Jang said that he knows a famous Korean painter there.
Oh, hello. HeIlo, Hyun-ju. WeIcome, you all. HeIIo.
The ateIier is here.
The hallway is narrow.
First, we met the painter Hyun-ju knows.
l recentIy read a book caIIed The GIory of Van Gogh.
According to the book, Van Gogh was already known by some.
He also had severaI exhibitions.
So we can say he was regarded as a promising painter back then.
But he stiII cut his ear off.
- He died in a mentaI hospitaI, right? - Yes, in a mentaI hospital.
WeIl, l think that facts actuaIly could have been distorted.
The fact that he had a mental probIem doesn't mean that
he became insane to be an artist, right?
I mean, not everyone needs to be insane to be a great artist.
Who knows?
lt's hard to tell whether insanity brings about great art,
or if great art brings about insanity.
Van Gogh seems like a good person.
He is.
- And great, too. - lndeed, he is.
But those images could have been made up to serve the needs of the present.
I think it's time for us to embrace these fabrications
and make use of them.
Who paints better between you and your husband?
My husband is better.
l can agree to that.
The tea is very nice. Where did you get it?
Can l hoId your baby?
- A friend brought the tea from China. - Oh, really?
- lt smeIls good. - Yes.
He's so cute!
- What's his name? - Alexandre.
He's beautiful.
You're the most beautiful thing in the world.
Thank you.
Korean peopIe here certainly put in more effort than the Europeans.
But we Koreans tend to step on others to get ahead of them.
I think the natives here are different in that regard.
They seem to be more innocent than us,
considering the difference in cultures or personaIities.
Do you reaIIy think they are that different from us?
WelI, since I'm not an expert, I can't teIl you exactIy.
But l think the education here brings about those differences.
But your children speak Korean perfectly, don't they?
Actually, I beat them if they don't.
That's good.
- See you later. - See you soon.
Thank you for inviting us.
- It was good meeting you. - Same here.
Thank you.
- Take care. - ShaIl we go?
- Bye. - Bye.
Do you know how expensive his paintings are?
No, I don't.
His works are in such high demand.
He is the most popuIar Korean painter here.
- ReaIly? - Yes.
What am I doing here?
He's working so hard on his paintings every day.
SEPTEMBER 1 0
We are going to DeauvilIe for a day.
- Did you find it, Yu-jeong? - Not yet.
Are you looking at the map or not?
- Huh? - I can't Iook at it, so you have to at Ieast!
You're driving me crazy!
l'm looking at it.
You can't even do that?
I'm driving, so you're the one who has to find it.
Can you heIp me?
You're realIy unbelievabIe.
- Are we that lost? - Yes, we are.
This is reaIly bad. l don't know where we are.
l'm so sorry that l'm no help to you.
That's okay.
Now Iook at the map and find it!
Hyun-ju rented a car, but Yu-jeong didn't even want to pay for the gas.
I told Hyun-ju that I'd pay for it, but she didn't take it.
What's wrong?
She's so stingy.
Have you ever been here?
Yes, very often, when l want to refresh myself.
So what did you do here?
I just walked around and ate some oysters.
- I want to eat oysters. - So do l.
- Do you want to go eat oysters? - Yes.
Yu-jeong's gone too far. What shalI we do?
l have no idea what to do with her.
She's so selfish that l can't forgive her.
She's cheap!
lt's because you're on a trip.
PeopIe who are traveling tend to be more sensitive about their own needs.
So they sometimes argue and fight more.
She's so stingy, though.
l know.
Don't take it too hard.
You're both roommates anyway.
She's too different from us.
Yes, people are all different.
Don't mind her, and just stay with me.
Yes, okay.
But l'll be back in a minute. She went out too far.
Yu-jeong!
- What are you doing here? - Nothing.
Don't you think that she was so rude to me today?
She treated me Iike I'm some beggar.
She's such a nuthead. l don't know what's in that head of hers.
Take it easy. lt's because you're on a trip.
People usuaIIy argue during trips.
Why do people argue when they travel?
Well, people get caught up in their own feelings.
That's what l call a nuthead.
l bet she's one of the top ten unthreads in Europe.
I'm very sure of it.
Okay, right.
Don't mind her, and just stay with me.
How could l not mind? This is alI because of that nuthead.
I have to go to the restroom. Can you wait for me here?
Sure, l'Il just watch the sea.
Or shaII I stay with Hyun-ju?
l'Il be back in ten minutes, so just stay here.
Okay.
I have to find my own way to survive.
l can't let these women depress me.
I wanted to gambIe, but we couldn't get in without a passport.
lt's tough driving, isn't it?
No, apart from not knowing the roads, l enjoy driving.
- I'm a good driver, so don't worry. - Sure.
Hey, how about we eat oysters here?
You must Iove oysters.
Yes, I just thought it wouId be good for us.
Next time. She doesn't like oysters.
- So l found - - Why don't l like oysters?
You Iike oysters? You said you only like meat.
I said l Iiked meat. l never said l didn't like oysters.
No, you don't like oysters. l know for a fact.
You're so ridicuIous.
RidicuIous? Speak for yourseIf!.
What's with you today?
- Think about it. - What?
Not finding the way on the map?
Then telI me what I did wrong!
- Forget about it. - PIease stop.
You're both educated people. Plus, we're on a trip, okay?
Okay, let's stop here.
- Let's go. - Yes, Iet's go.
What are you doing?
SEPTEMBER 12
Sorry, you can't pass this way. We're shooting.
Mind turning back that way?
Otherwise, you'll have to wait here. lt's only for a moment.
Thank you.
- How much is Ieft? - Five minutes.
It fell from above.
SEPTEMBER 21
Drinking coke?
Yes.
You're so pretty. You Iook very pretty today.
Thank you.
Why didn't you shave?
Are you trying to be stylish?
WeIl, no need to worry about that.
l don't have to speak formalIy to you, right?
What?
What do you mean?
Did l do anything wrong to you?
No, it's not that.
I'm older than you, so taIking formaIly makes it awkward.
Me talking casualIy to you isn't going to hurt, you know.
Why are you being so rude?
Because l want to, you little brat.
- This is absurd. - What?
l can sit, right?
Yes, you can, but don't taIk to me Iike that.
Will you be nice to me If l talk formally?
Don't kid me around.
Are you crazy?
Yes, l am.
Want a drink, littIe girl?
l don't drink during the daytime.
I see.
l don't drink much anyway.
How about a drink anyway?
What's wrong with you?
No, weIl...
I want to sleep with you.
You want to sleep with me?
Well, I see you in my dreams every night.
l can't beIieve this.
No one has ever taIked to me like this before.
Don't act like a kid, you littIe brat.
You better watch your mouth.
No, what l said was wrong.
l was wrong.
PIease sit down.
Yes, what you said was wrong.
l don't want to toy with you.
lt's just that you're so attractive.
Can't you try to understand me? Are you that busy?
Do you want to drink?
l talk rudeIy, don't l?
Yeah.
But slightIy fun.
Oh, yeah?
Now l can see who you truly are.
ReaIly?
So do you still want to drink?
Of course.
l'll treat. Go ahead.
You shouId since you're much older.
You're such a littIe brat.
Waiter!
The cIouds here hang very Iow.
Where did they get alI these stones?
Is there a quarry near here?
l don't know.
l think we've walked for miles. My Iegs are swelling up.
I think I like legs like yours more than thin ones.
They're very pretty, and so are your feet.
Thank you, but can you let go now?
Why? Worried people will see?
Yes, there are too many Koreans here.
l feel awkward about us.
Hey, l've been there. lsn't that the Orsay Museum?
Yes, the sandwiches sold at the roof cafe are so delicious.
ls that right?
Who did you go with?
Hyun-ju took me there when l first met her.
Oh, with Hyun-ju.
The day Mr. Jang from the guesthouse introduced me to her.
- We saw onIy Courbet's works. - Which one?
l Iike The Stone Breakers, but it wasn't there.
I know that painting.
But l haven't actuaIly seen it.
They must've been rich for ages having brought all these stones here.
Do you want to hear what Hyun-ju told me?
What's so funny?
We were drinking, and she suddenIy said,
"I want to date him while he's staying in Paris."
- She did? - Yes!
That's so funny.
So when are you Ieaving for SeouI?
l don't know.
You just telI me when.
What are you doing?
l'm so drunk.
You must be really tired.
Can l lie on your lap?
You're cold, aren't you?
- l don't have anything to cover you with. - That's okay.
Do you feeI like vomiting?
I'Il be fine if I don't move.
l feeI terrible.
So do l.
We walked and drank too much.
Stay here just for a minute, and go home to rest, okay?
l'm fine.
SEPTEMBER 23
Oh no, is it serious?
No, I just walked too much.
And I just feeI cold.
You shouId take care of your body.
But keep going out to those nice places.
lt'll be good for you. Don't stay inside aIl the time.
l know.
WhiIe sitting at a park bench,
a French guy on a bike passed by.
He was riding under the sunset.
l suddenly felt so envious of him.
l bet he has a house, a job, friends, a car.
Or maybe just a bike.
Anyway, l even envied an ordinary guy like him.
He seemed to be so settled here.
Everything here seemed to belong to him.
l'm sorry, Sung-nam.
l've been busy thinking about other things instead of you.
l've been shopping alone and watching TV.
l'm so sorry.
That's okay. Don't cry.
SEPTEMBER 24
The line is good, as you know.
So l think you could do anything. Your choice of subject matter is excelIent.
You're not imitating some artworks that moved you.
But rather you get ideas from your real, everyday life.
l Iike that, too.
You also have the strength to finish a work.
l think you're truIy talented.
But peopIe don't know that.
That's the problem.
No, just keep going.
A lot of peopIe with no talent are persistent to the end.
And they occupy aII positions, screwing up the world.
Those kinds of people can onIy repeat cliches.
EventualIy those cIiches become poisonous to peopIe.
PeopIe like you need to survive.
l usually don't Iike to say this,
but l think you're very talented.
You can trust me on that.
Thanks, you're very encouraging.
ReaIly?
Wait.
Stop, you're married.
Right.
l'm sorry.
l've been through this before. lt's a waste.
You're right.
l know.
Please stop this.
l know this feeIs good, but please let's stop.
l don't want to, okay?
l'll hold back.
Why don't you have a smoke?
You may smoke in here.
Okay.
Thanks for the kiss, anyway.
l won't forget it.
lt was so beautiful.
TelI me about the paintings.
l like to hear those things.
About my painting?
Yours? Mine?
About yours.
l've painted for a Iong time, but peopIe don't seem to Iike them.
ReaIly?
I'm holding back well, aren't l?
Of course, you have no choice.
Since l don't want to.
You little brat.
l must be crazy, crazy, crazy...
SEPTEMBER 26
Oh, you've done a lot as an artist.
Do you have a working permit?
No, I don't.
You can't work if you don't have one.
lmmigration Iaws got stricter, so we can't hire non-permit holders.
But I heard that peopIe work nights since they don't inspect at night.
l'm not going to take any risks.
Sir, l'm desperate for money.
l understand the hard circumstance you're in.
Then how about working for movers or being a janitor?
l can introduce you to some peopIe I know if you want.
Oh, thank you.
Then Ieave your resume with me, and l'll call you.
Thank you so much.
l returned to the restaurant and took my resume back.
l hated that my resume was in his hands.
OCTOBER 1
Mr. Jang invited me to join a party his friend is having.
Excuse me, whose painting is that?
Oh, it's my cousin's.
ReaIly?
- Yes, why are you surprised? - Oh, I'm not surprised.
Who is your cousin?
That girl from Seoul you saw just a minute ago.
Oh, the student who just arrived?
- ls this her work? - Yes, it is.
Oh, so she's a painter.
Yes, she just entered the Beaux-Arts schooI.
- Ah, the Beaux-Arts. - Yes.
lt's a very good school.
Yes, they say it is.
- Hello. - Hi.
l heard you go to Beaux-Arts.
- Yes, how did you know that? - Your cousin told me.
- You're a painter, right? - Yes.
l saw the picture on the waIl. What's it about?
lt's nothing special.
- It Iooks like some character. - Yes, you're right.
I've been preparing now for some time.
It's for a Iarge picture called The House on the Sand.
Oh, The House on the Sand.
Yes, there will be many characters in it.
I see.
Do you know Yu-jeong?
Yu-jeong?
- Lee Yu-jeong? - Yes, that's right.
l know her.
How do you know her? We went to the same school in Korea.
I heard that she goes to Beaux-Arts, too.
Yes, but she just quit schooI because of some troubIe.
When?
The beginning of last semester, l think.
I see.
I don't like to say stuff Iike this,
but she plagiarized my paintings onto her portfolio.
ReaIly?
After l got into Beaux-Arts, I got called into the dean's office.
Then l saw her portfoIio there which looked identical to mine.
I see.
You must have been surprised.
No, l was angry with her.
We knew she wasn't a good painter back in Korea.
Actually, we aII ignored her.
One day l calIed her to talk about what happened.
She begged me to keep it a secret. She looked so pathetic.
I see.
The school became suspicious of aIl Korean students because of her.
Yes.
I understand.
l didn't buy anything. They're going to get mad at me.
It's okay. I bought two bottIes.
They're going to get upset.
Ji-hye, you're not asking a question?
- Then I'II do it. - Come on.
Who do you think is the manliest here?
Okay! Scan!
lsn't it too easy?
Why?
You're too handsome.
She's so funny.
Let me give you a drink.
What's so funny?
It sounds much better than ugIy.
Excuse me, but are you from Yenben?
No, I'm Yoon Gyoung-su, a student from North Korea.
You're from North Korea?
Yes, l'm from Pyongyang.
Then you should have toId me that before.
Well, I'm telling you now.
I was wondering about your accent.
Now can we continue the game?
Who do you think is the manIiest?
- Scan... - Sorry, I have one more question.
- For me? - Yes. WelI...
What do you think of Kim Il-sung?
Pardon?
You shouId speak more politeIy.
Do you calI out your grandfather's name like that?
Then how shouId l call him?
Should I caII him by GeneraI or something?
Hey, he is our great father, so you should at least be respectfuI.
ls Kim lI-sung that great? ls he?
This is absurd.
Okay, we better stop here.
Mr. Jang, I have to Ieave.
l will see you later.
He's such a bourgeois.
Why don't you have a drink?
Don't get mad.
Where were we?
I met a North Korean. What should I do?
Do l have to turn myseIf in?
Or caIl the embassy?
OCTOBER 3
l don't believe this.
Min-sun seems to have committed suicide.
The paper says that it was a "Mrs.Jang".
It says she has a French husband who is a foIkIorist.
The dead woman is a painter.
It's definiteIy Min-sun.
PAlNTER MRS. JANG COMMITS SUIClDE
I 'm sorry, sir.
l'm so sorry.
Don't be sorry for me.
We all understand you.
Is there any problem at home?
Sir, l've done wrong.
l've looked down on people so much.
Everybody does in their lifetime.
Nothing good can come from it, right?
Sir, l've been so bad.
l pretended to be strong because I was afraid.
And I treated everyone with contempt.
Anyway, l'm glad that you're crying.
lt means that you're getting better.
l'm so sorry.
l'll be nice to people.
Yes, we are alI the same.
Try to cheer yourself up.
Hyun-ju is inside.
Hi.
- Why are you here? - l just came by to see you.
I'm on my way out.
- You are? - Let's go out together.
A cup of coffee on the way?
- Sure. - Let's go.
Did you cry today?
No.
I want to lie with you in my arms.
You need to be slapped on the cheek.
Go ahead.
Are you sure?
Yeah, go ahead.
Okay, then.
Don't be like this.
You don't have to pretend with me.
Slap me.
This isn't working.
l reaIly want to Iie with you today.
Why?
I love you.
ReaIly?
I love you.
Yu-jeong.
What?
Want to go to DeauvilIe with me?
Yeah, l do.
When?
What about today?
l can't today.
ReaIly?
The day after tomorrow.
Are you serious?
Look in my eyes.
Okay, I got it.
OCTOBER 5
- Is this it? - Yes.
- HelIo, are you cIeaning up? - Yes.
I wish I couId heIp you.
- Good-bye. - Good-bye.
Her perfume is too strong.
OCTOBER 6
Doesn't that look like candy?
Why is it there?
l don't know.
It's hard waIking on the sand.
Your legs hurt?
- Shall l Iift you up? - No, thanks.
- l'Il lift you up. - l'm okay.
- FeeI comfortabIe? - Yes.
But you don't look comfortable.
l'm so happy to be with you.
Why?
What makes you so happy?
Because you're so pretty.
Very, very pretty.
You're a reaI man.
l am?
Take this for a second.
How'd we win so much money? l can't beIieve this.
We realIy won a Iot, didn't we?
Yes, I've never seen anyone win so much money Iike this.
- ReaIly? - How much did we win?
About 900 euros?
No, not 900. A littIe more than 800.
Wow, that's great!
We're rich.
Do you want half of this?
Are you sure?
You'Il reaIly give me half?
Why not?
- Thank you! - One sec.
Let me count it first. One, two, three.
What should l do with this?
Whatever you want.
Thank you.
Me too.
We devoured oysters with the money we won.
I can't have sex today.
- Why not? - Today is risky.
Are you sure?
I see.
- But it's stiIl okay. - lt's not okay!
Today is really risky.
This is torture.
So what do we do?
- Don't you have any condoms? - Condoms?
- No. - No?
Do you reaIly need it?
Yes, I told you that today is really risky.
What shalI we do?
Why don't you go buy condoms?
Let's just do it. This is our first time together.
Don't talk nonsense. Hurry and go get some condoms.
Where can I buy them?
Can't we just do it without it?
Can't you do that at least?
Put in the effort.
- Go get some, now! - l don't know the area.
- Go! Go! Go! - Okay, l wiII.
Do something!
I'Il be back.
l found drugstore, but I couIdn't buy any condoms.
l don't speak any French, and there were too many women.
Yu-jeong, are you sleeping?
No.
Can't we just hug?
But hugging is so nice and comfortabIe.
l know.
Do you reaIly want to just hug?
- Yu-jeong. - What?
I love you.
l want to caress your whole body.
l want to caress every single part.
I mean it.
Why are you nice to me like this?
Why are you so nice to me?
It was nothing much...
I love you.
l love you, too.
Thank you.
OCTOBER 9
- What are you going to do today? - Today?
l have no idea.
I'lI just wait for you tiIl you come back.
Wait.
l've made up my mind now.
For what?
l wiIl Iove you as much as l want.
ReaIly?
l wilI, too.
What you've been doing to me is so touching.
But sometimes I can't trust you, and it's hard on me.
l'm tired of not being decisive about my feelings.
So I realIy made up my mind to Iove you.
l wiIl love you as Iong as l can.
FeeI burdened?
No.
You're very, very pretty.
l don't know who I am.
Me, neither.
But l know my feeIings have become clear.
And it's enough to encourage me.
Okay, I'II be brave, too.
l trust you.
And everything you said to me.
I don't know anything.
The more I see you, the more l Iove you.
I just feeI like you're on my side, and you're so pure.
Thank you for Ioving me.
- See you after school. - l'll be waiting.
- l'll be back as soon as possibIe. - Okay.
HelIo.
Oh, how are you?
l'm sorry for what I did last time.
WeII, we both got too emotional to think reasonably then.
l thought you couId be that way since you're an artist.
l'm sorry.
Anyway, do you really hate me?
Take it easy.
- We grew up in different societies. - l'm not talking about that.
Do you reaIly hate me that much?
I was wondering.
l have no reason to hate you.
l don't know much about you.
lt's because l wasn't brave.
Okay, l understand.
How about a cup of coffee?
Sure.
How about arm-wrestling with me?
- Arm-wrestling? - Yes.
I don't think l can beat you.
Let's try. It would be fun.
- What do you mean by fun? - We can touch hands.
l just want to arm-wrestIe.
Okay, why not?
Let's give it a try.
This is no match of any kind.
I'm just gIad to meet you. You trust me, right?
What's there to trust? We're just playing.
Playing?
l'll count to three. One, two, three!
Wow, you're very strong.
You're pretty strong, too.
Anyway, did we have to do this?
It's just for fun, but did I upset you?
No, not at aIl.
What about the left hand?
Left hand?
Sure.
Here we go.
l'll count to three.
One, two, three.
Are you okay?
HelIo.
- What's wrong with your eye? - A bug fIew into it.
You should wash it out with tears.
- l've already shed Iots of tears. - Then it will come out soon.
Oh, your wife caIled you from Seoul. She wanted you to calI her back.
Oh, yes.
Why did she call?
Okay, thank you.
- It's because of the bug. - lt'll come out.
Okay.
- HelIo? - lt's me. Did you call?
Yes, hours ago.
-Are you all right, honey? - Yeah, l'm fine.
Anything wrong?
HeIIo?
Sung-in!
Can l be pregnant?
What are you talking about?
What shall I do?
But l can't come there now.
You're pregnant?
Yes, it's been two months aIready.
l found out yesterday. The doctor told me.
- ls it true? - Of course, why would l lie?
- Hold on. - Okay.
HeIIo?
Yes, l'm here.
Look, don't worry.
lt's aIready been two months.
lt was probabIy when we had sex before you Ieft.
l'll leave here tomorrow.
What?
l'll try to get the first ticket out of here tomorrow.
- ReaIly? - Yes, l will.
What about the police? What will you do?
- What about airport inspection? - Don't worry.
I have to go no matter what. You're having a baby.
Is it going to be alI right?
I'lI do whatever it takes to go.
Stop crying, honey.
I'm not.
OCTOBER 10
You're exercising?
No, l got this pain in my waist.
- Your waist hurts? - Yeah.
What kind of exercise is that?
I made it up on my own. lt's good for the waist and Iegs.
I see.
l might be pregnant.
Who says?
I saw the doctor for the piIl.
He said that it couId be Iess effective after 24 hours.
That day was so risky,
and l might have taken it too late.
But you took the piIl, right?
lt could be dangerous since I took it a day late.
So what do we do?
The onIy thing we can do is wait.
Anyway, I'm reIieved you're smiling.
You're "relieved"?
What'Il we do if l'm pregnant?
l should have controlIed myseIf.
lt's not your fault.
I see.
l have to go to the washroom.
FortunateIy, it's not coId.
l'm coId.
- Do you have a headache? - Yeah, a little.
l have some medicine at home.
l'm fine. Thanks.
You don't have to go to the airport.
I want to go. Let me go there with you.
But you have to come back.
Are you gratefuI?
How bad is your mother?
I have to go and find out.
I have to Iook into things for her hospitalization.
She collapsed, so it could be serious.
You must be very worried.
Aren't you?
l'll remember everything.
What?
Everything we've done together.
I must be realIy unlucky.
What do you mean by that?
l think that's just who l am.
PIease stop it.
What time is it?
I have to Ieave in thirty minutes.
l'm sorry.
You're going through more than me.
What l did was fooIish.
Wait a minute.
OCTOBER 12
Sung-in, how couId you?
What?
How could you Iie so welI like that?
l can't beIieve this.
l really believed you.
Yeah, it was realIy smart of me.
I totaIly tricked you, didn't l?
You absolutely did.
At first, l had no intention to do that.
But l suddenIy felt that I had to bring you back.
You were too scared to come back on your own.
So when I got your call, the idea just hit me.
The strange thing was that I was Iying so easily.
lsn't that funny?
How could you lie to me that you were pregnant?
You cried for real, too.
I was reaIIy sad.
l felt sad about our circumstances.
l think you bring good luck.
The police treated you nice.
They were kind, weren't they?
Yeah.
Come on, don't worry.
All you'II get is a short detention or fine.
I beIieve what they said, don't you?
- Yeah, l hope it turns out okay. - You said that's what he told you.
But we shouId wait tiIl tomorrow. We'II know then.
Get a hair cut before you go to the poIice station.
Okay, l'll shave and clean myself up.
l'm going to iron your shirt, so put it on tomorrow.
Okay.
When is Mom coming?
l don't know. She seems to be late.
Okay.
- Come here. - Why?
Let's go inside so we can be together.
Okay, wait a second.
- After l go to the washroom. - Okay, hurry back.
l wanted to make love to you so much.
l wanted to as weIl.
l wanted to so much.
- You smelI good. - l haven't showered yet.
- Is that okay? - Sure, l Iike it so much.
I love you.
You're my angeI.
l love everything about you. Every singIe thing.
You're so beautiful.
l'll be nice to you. BeIieve me l wiIl.
I love you.
l wish we would have a baby today.
- I'm sorry for lying. - That's okay.
l'll do my best for us.
You're so precious to me, so I promise to do my best.
You're a wonderful man.
l have nobody but you. AIl I think about is you.
lf you don't believe that, l'll go nuts.
ls that right?
l Iove you, Sung-nam.
l love you, too.
I Iove you very, very much.
The kimchi soup smelIs so good.
lt's done, so come and eat.
Okay.
Come closer.
lf we're understanding, we can overcome anything.
lt's only us and the world.
Aren't you eating?
Go ahead. l don't feeI Iike eating breakfast.
ls it good?
I'Il teIl you after l try it.
It's good.
ReaIly? l didn't even taste it.
Wow, it's reaIly good. l better eat some, too.
- Yeah, eat. - No, you go ahead first.
By the way, l'm getting a perm.
My long hair feeIs uncomfortable.
Can I, huh?
Why do you always talk about your hair?
Don't lay a hand on your hair.
Don't touch it until you die, understand?
You never let me do my hair.
Just eat.
Ji-hye, come here.
Why?
Sit down.
l'm going to ask you something, so be honest.
Can you go see her with me?
Who?
Sung-in, my ex-wife.
- Why? - She's sick.
And she can't stand living aIone sick.
She caIled me.
Okay.
Are you sure?
Ji-hye, what's important is how you feeI.
Okay, I'd like to see her for oId times' sake.
Are you going today?
Today? Today will be better.
Okay then, let's go today.
Where are you going?
To the pubIic bath.
But do you really want to?
It's not that l want to.
I just feeI that the time has come.
Okay.
-Ji-hye. - Yes?
l was thinking about giving her this.
That?
Yeah, she'Il Iike it.
Of course she wilI. lt's a good one.
Ji-hye.
I love you.
l know.
Oh no!
- What are you doing? - lt's broken, honey.
- What shall we do? - Damn it! Back off!.
l'm sorry.
lt just felI by itseIf. l didn't drop it.
How could it faIl by itself?
I reaIly didn't do it.
- You did it on purpose, didn't you? - l'm sorry. l don't know what to do.
It's broken into big pieces, so let's try to fix it.
Don't touch it! Just Ieave it!
Sung-nam, but we have to go. She's waiting for us.
Let's just get her something else next time.
Come on, Iet's go.
Why do you keep cIinging on to me?
Who are you to screw this up? Who the heII do you think you are?
- Sung-nam, what's wrong? - Shut up, damn it!
You crazy bitch!
- I hate you! - Stop it, please.
This is aIl because of one porcelain?
What's the matter with you?
You're so ridicuIous!
You're a bitch!
A worthless bitch!
Get the heIl away from me!
Just leave it, damn it!
Come back here!
Come back!
Ji-hye!
Wake up, Sung-nam. Wake up.
- What's wrong? - Come on! Wake up!
What's the matter?
Who is she?
What are you talking about?
Whose name are you calling out? Who is she?
l can't beIieve what l heard.
What was your dream about?
Did l do that in my dream?
That's strange.
What are you hiding from me?
l wish l hadn't known.
l bet you had a hard time deceiving me.
Who is she? Tell me!
How should l know?
- It happened in my dream. - Dream or not, it stilI upsets me!
And it wasn't just a dream!
You're right. lt would make you upset.
You're not some sex addict, are you?
l'm sorry for having a weird dream. But it was onIy a dream.
lt wasn't just a dream!
- Was it a dream? - Sure, it was a dream.
- Are you sure it was a siIly dream? - Yes, it was. I'm sure of it.
Come on.
- Get some sleep. - l don't feel Iike sleeping.
Then Iet me hug you for a minute.
Okay.
I swear that I'lI be good to you.
I love you.
Never Ieave me aIone again.
And don't have a silly dream again. lt upsets me a Iot.
l promise that I won't go anywhere.
Don't Ieave me aIone.
I promise.
l'm sorry.
That's okay.
KIM Sung-nam - KIM Youngho LEE Yu-jeong - PARK Eunhye
HAN Sung-in - HWANG Sujung Mr.Jang - KEE Joobong
JANG Min-sun - KIM Youjin CHO Hyun-ju - SEO Minjeong
YOON Gyoung-su - LEE Sunkyun JUNG Ji-hye - JUNG Jihye
Executive Producer CHO MicheI
Producer OH Jungwan
Written & Directed by HONG Sangsoo
Producers KANG Dongku and KIM Ellen
Cinematography KlM Hoonkwang
Lighting KIM Sunghoon
Sound Recording AN Sangho
Sound Supervisor CHANG ChuIho
Editor HAHM Sungwon
Original Music JEONG Yongjin
Assistant Directors KlM Jaehan and HUH Moonyung
NIGHT AND DAY
HONG Sangsoo's 8th Film