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Following a dream about her dead twin sister, thriving corporate tycoon Gong Do-hee (Yoon Jeong-hee, Poetry) takes a drive to the seaside. But her splendid outing becomes a nightmarish one when she is kidnapped and forced to live with a gruff island fisherman who insists that she is his runaway wife.
Featuring a timely message about political oppression that evaded the stringent censors of the day, this daring modernist work from prolific Korean cineaste Kim Soo-yong (Mist) stands as one of the boldest works of Korean cinema's darkest era -- the 1970s.
Bonus Materials
- New 4K restoration by Radiance Films
- Uncompressed mono PCM audio
- Audio Commentary by Ariel Schudson (2025)
- Interview with filmmaker Lee Chang-dong (2025)
- Interview with assistant director Chung Ji-young (2025)
- Stranded but Not Afraid: The Island Women of Classic Korean Cinema - a visual essay by Pierce Conran
- Newly improved English subtitles
- Reversible sleeve featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Time Tomorrow
- Limited edition booklet featuring new writing by Chung Chong-hwa and Pierce Conran and archival writing by Director Kim Soo-yong
- Limited edition presented in full-height Scanavo packaging with removable OBI strip