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Memories and Recovery of Saturday Short

Daydream

LEE Jeong-gook

Korea198419min

Program Note

A young man from the countryside struggles to find a job in the city. Secretly in love with the boarding house owner's daughter, he feels too pitiful in his jobless state to confess his feelings. One day, after another failed job interview, he finds a wallet dropped by a drunk man and takes the girl to a café. This story, a poignant social satire comedy, is the original short story for Kang Wooseok feature film I Stand Every Day (1990). (Martin LEE)

Diretor

LEE Jeong-gook

He began his career in film director by winning the Best New Director award at the Baeksang Arts Awards in the film category for Song of Resurrection (1990). He went on to create works such as Two Women’s Story (1994), Letter (1997), and Kind Murderers (2010). Currently, he serves as a professor in the Department of Film Arts at Sejong University.