Scene from Seom (2000)
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Duration: 245 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
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Actresses in this Scene

Jung Suh
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Alternate Names: Jung Seo, Seo Jeong, 서정, Jung Seo, Jung Suh, Seo Jeong, 徐情, 서정
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Jung Suh, born on June 19, 1972 in South Korea, is an actress known for her roles in Korean cinema. She gained significant attention playing the lead role of Hee-Jin in 'The Isle' (2000), a mute woman working at a fishing resort who rescues and eventually falls in love with Hyun-Shik, a fugitive from the police.

Seo Won
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Alternate Names: Suh Won, 서원, 서원, Choi Seo-won, Jeong Hee, Nam Seo-won, Park Yoon-joo, Seo Won, Suh Won, Yoon Joo, سئو وون, 徐元, 남서원, 박윤주, 윤주, 정희, 최서원
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Seo Won is a South Korean actress known for her roles in adult films and softcore productions. She has worked extensively with other notable actresses, such as Sung Ha.
About the Movie: Seom (2000)

Release Year: 2000
Nation: South Korea
Alternative Title: 섬, Ada, A Ilha, Ostrov, Seom - Die Insel, The Isle, La isla, The isle - saari, Ön, L'île, To nisi, A sziget, L'isola, Sakana to neru onna, Shima, Fryktens øy, Wyspa, O Bordel do Lago, Остров, Fruktans ö
Director: Kim Ki-duk
Writer: Kim Ki-duk
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Genre: Drama, Thriller
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Story
In 'Seom' (2000), Hee-Jin, a mute woman working at a fishing resort in rural Korea, leads a lonely life selling baits and occasionally offering her body to tourists for money. One day, she encounters Hyun-Shik, a fugitive from the police who attempts suicide by drowning himself with heavy stones attached to his body. Using her fish hook, Hee-Jin rescues him despite his resistance. The story then focuses on their developing relationship in this isolated wilderness setting.
Summary
'Seom', directed by Kim Ki-duk and released in 2000, is a drama-thriller set in the Korean wilderness. The film explores themes of loneliness, isolation, and human connection through its protagonist Hee-Jin, a mute woman working at a fishing resort. After rescuing Hyun-Shik, a fugitive trying to commit suicide, she forms an unlikely bond with him. However, specific details about their relationship, Hyun-Shik's background or the film's resolution are not provided in the source materials.