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Lee Kang-jae vient de sortir de prison. Traité avec mépris, il tente de regagner sa respectabilité d'autrefois vis-à-vis des membres de son gang. Mais c'est peine perdue. Il lui faudrait changer d'identité, refaire sa vie, partir ailleurs...Un jour, Lee reçoit un coup de téléphone lui annonçant la mort d'une jeune immigrée chinoise, qui n'est autre que sa femme, Failan, avec qui il avait contracté un mariage blanc sans jamais la rencontrer. Troublé par cette disparition, il entreprend un travail de deuil.
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This is why Korean cinema is the best in the world. The movie goes from bumbling gangster fun to utter emotional devastation within an hour. It's a film that just gets better and better until the viewer is left to pick up the pieces in a stupour. A quite amazing performance by Choi min-Sik..I thought he was brilliant in Oldboy, then I saw this. Two tragic characters that barely cross paths, are at the centre of an extremely simple tale that is just crushed by Director Hye-sung Song. He absolutely smashes it out of the park. Korean cinema does that better than any other - makes beautiful, heartfelt tales out of simple plots. There are some flaws - mainly actions by periphery characters. But it doesn't affect the flow and tone of this beautiful film. 8.4/10