Program

Korean Film 100 years-A Crazy Chronicle of Korean Genre Cinema

Young-Shim

LEE Mirye|Korea|1990 |100min |Color |G |No Eng-Subtitle

Code	Time	Theater	Rate	GV
340	6/30 18:00 - 19:40	City Hall, Fantastic Cube(1F)
903	7/6 10:30 - 12:10	City Hall, Fantastic Cube(1F)

340	6/30 18:00 - 19:40City Hall, Fantastic Cube(1F)
903	7/6 10:30 - 12:10City Hall, Fantastic Cube(1F)

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles

Notice of No English-Subtitle

Program Note

Yeong-shim’s high school life gets ever more complicated as she develops a crush on her brother-in-law, while at the same time having feelings for her teacher. On top of this, she is trying to graduate while also dealing with her parents continuous squabbling.

Program Note

Based on the comics of the same name by Bae Geum-taek, Young-Shim explores adolescent girls’ issues, with an older lead character and incorporating various elements of popular culture of the time. The distinctive, mainly green color used, rhythmical editing and a rened taste for popular culture are noteworthy. Lee Mirye is the fourth female Korean lm director. (MO Eun-young)

Director

LEE Mirye

This Is the Beginning of Love, Now (1990)
School Days (1987)
Forget Me Not (1987)
Cabbage in the Red Pepper Patch (1985)
My Daughter Saved from Mire (1984)

Credit

Producer	PARK Taehwan
Screenplay	BAE Geumtaek, HYEON Namseob
Cinematographer	SHIN Okhyun
Editor	PARK Sunduk
Music	KANG Ingu

Cast	LEE Hyegeun, JEON Wonseok, KIM Nawoon