Kim Ji Young: Born 1982
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The film once caused a lot of controversy when it created two completely opposite response waves. On one side is the full support of women, on the other hand is the vehement objection of men.
Kim Ji Young: Born 1982 emphasizes the inequality between men and women, upholds the spirit of feminism, and encourages women to stand up against injustice and reclaim justice.
- The film tells the story of Kim Ji Young - a woman suffering from postpartum depression, sometimes losing control of her behavior and words. The disease makes her sometimes turn into a different person, sometimes as a mother, as a sister, as a close friend who has passed away. Through them, she revealed the deadlocks, the invisible pressures on her shoulders, the hidden corners of her seemingly perfect life. The tempo of the film is gentle, without dramatic episodes, climax. But still enough for viewers to settle down and ponder. Reflecting on the life of Kim Ji Young in particular and women in general.
- Kim-Ji Young: Born 1982 is a story about the pressures and gender stereotypes that women have to endure during the past time. They can also be talented people who were also the future of the country, contributing and dedicating themselves to the beloved country. But when they become the women of the family, they are scrutinized by society with prejudiced eyes. Their lives have to be tied to a narrow house of several hundred square meters, in a messy kitchen, and forced to think of becoming a solid rear for men. If a woman wants to continue working, striving for an unfinished career, society will automatically judge that it is a wrong way of thinking, spreading attacks and denying all contributions. of women. Ever since, the thought of living a housewife life and giving birth is considered lucky for women. Since when has society thought that women can only be weak and cling to their husbands and children? Women can also be very strong and capable. Women can also do everything men do and do it all better. Women are also independent individuals, but they cannot act independently of their own thoughts, in front of hundreds of thousands of prying eyes. If you do not follow the opinion of the majority, follow the so-called tradition, you will be condemned and despised. That is why, despite suffering many injustices, the women still accept to live in resignation, without daring to speak up. Because although not physically hurt, but mentally exhausted. Those violent words, those imposing thoughts, caused many invisible wounds to the woman. Kim-Ji Young in the film is at least still lucky, when through her illness, she can express her thoughts and suppressed pressure in her heart. She is also lucky to have a husband who loves and is willing to sacrifice to make her happy. She is also lucky to have relatives and mothers who always support her wholeheartedly. Hope there will be more women loved like her.
- I was especially impressed with the film in terms of the past and the present. Wherever, whenever, gender obsession still covers Kim Ji Young. The camera angle sometimes stops at the scene where Kim Ji Young stands alone in the middle of a small house - a seemingly neat, warm but invisible space filled with constraints, suffocation, difficulty breathing.
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[drt] Synopsis: Kim Ji Young: Born 1982 is a movie based on the famous novel with sales of more than 1 million copies by writer Jo Nam Joo.
- The film tells the story of Kim Ji Young - a woman suffering from postpartum depression, sometimes losing control of her behavior and words. The disease makes her sometimes turn into a different person, sometimes as a mother, as a sister, as a close friend who has passed away. Through them, she revealed the deadlocks, the invisible pressures on her shoulders, the hidden corners of her seemingly perfect life.
Director: Kim Bo-young
Also known as: 82년생 김지영 , 82nyeonsaeng Kimjiyoung , Kim Ji Young, Born in ’82 [/drt] [act] Gong Yoo (1979) [/act]
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The film once caused a lot of controversy when it created two completely opposite response waves. On one side is the full support of women, on the other hand is the vehement objection of men.
Kim Ji Young: Born 1982 emphasizes the inequality between men and women, upholds the spirit of feminism, and encourages women to stand up against injustice and reclaim justice.
- The film tells the story of Kim Ji Young - a woman suffering from postpartum depression, sometimes losing control of her behavior and words. The disease makes her sometimes turn into a different person, sometimes as a mother, as a sister, as a close friend who has passed away. Through them, she revealed the deadlocks, the invisible pressures on her shoulders, the hidden corners of her seemingly perfect life. The tempo of the film is gentle, without dramatic episodes, climax. But still enough for viewers to settle down and ponder. Reflecting on the life of Kim Ji Young in particular and women in general.
- Kim-Ji Young: Born 1982 is a story about the pressures and gender stereotypes that women have to endure during the past time. They can also be talented people who were also the future of the country, contributing and dedicating themselves to the beloved country. But when they become the women of the family, they are scrutinized by society with prejudiced eyes. Their lives have to be tied to a narrow house of several hundred square meters, in a messy kitchen, and forced to think of becoming a solid rear for men. If a woman wants to continue working, striving for an unfinished career, society will automatically judge that it is a wrong way of thinking, spreading attacks and denying all contributions. of women. Ever since, the thought of living a housewife life and giving birth is considered lucky for women. Since when has society thought that women can only be weak and cling to their husbands and children? Women can also be very strong and capable. Women can also do everything men do and do it all better. Women are also independent individuals, but they cannot act independently of their own thoughts, in front of hundreds of thousands of prying eyes. If you do not follow the opinion of the majority, follow the so-called tradition, you will be condemned and despised. That is why, despite suffering many injustices, the women still accept to live in resignation, without daring to speak up. Because although not physically hurt, but mentally exhausted. Those violent words, those imposing thoughts, caused many invisible wounds to the woman. Kim-Ji Young in the film is at least still lucky, when through her illness, she can express her thoughts and suppressed pressure in her heart. She is also lucky to have a husband who loves and is willing to sacrifice to make her happy. She is also lucky to have relatives and mothers who always support her wholeheartedly. Hope there will be more women loved like her.
- I was especially impressed with the film in terms of the past and the present. Wherever, whenever, gender obsession still covers Kim Ji Young. The camera angle sometimes stops at the scene where Kim Ji Young stands alone in the middle of a small house - a seemingly neat, warm but invisible space filled with constraints, suffocation, difficulty breathing.
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- The film tells the story of Kim Ji Young - a woman suffering from postpartum depression, sometimes losing control of her behavior and words. The disease makes her sometimes turn into a different person, sometimes as a mother, as a sister, as a close friend who has passed away. Through them, she revealed the deadlocks, the invisible pressures on her shoulders, the hidden corners of her seemingly perfect life.
Director: Kim Bo-young
Also known as: 82년생 김지영 , 82nyeonsaeng Kimjiyoung , Kim Ji Young, Born in ’82 [/drt] [act] Gong Yoo (1979) [/act]
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Korean
Update:
14/05/2022
