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Byun Young-joo

Mil-ae (Ardor)

Director Byun Young-joo Composer Cho Young-wook Cast Kim Yun-Jin, Lee Jong-Won
Edition 2003
112' - 2002 - Drama, Romance - Dialogue: Korean
Mi-Huen's life is scattered as a woman in red visits her house and claims herself as her husband's true love. As her family moves to a quiet town in the countryside to start over a new life, Mi-huen meets a doctor in town who proposes her a simple but dangerous game. "Ardor" makes every effort to capture the passionate emotions of each character in high quality visuals. It is a film that overthrows the classic textbook style of love. Love, says the director, cannot be judged. Illicit love is just another form of an intense and passionate love that cannot be denied. "Ardor" is a visualization of the female being true and beautiful to herself.

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Credits

Directors

Byun Young-joo

Composers

Cho Young-wook

Cast

Kim Yun-Jin, Lee Jong-Won

Scenario

Kim Jae-Yeon, Byun Young-joo

Director of Photography

Kwon-Hyuk-Jun

Editors

Gok-ji Park

Producers

Kim Mi-Hee, Shin Hye-Eun

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Dialogue

Korean

Countries of production

South Korea

Year

2002