Nugu-ui ttal-do anin Haewon

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Produced by JEONWONSA Film Co.

NOBODY'S DAUGHTER HAEWON

Jung Eunchae

Lee Sunkyun

Kim Jaok

Kee Joobong

Kim Euisung

Ryu Deokhwan

Yu Junsang

Ye Jiwon

Guest star/ Jane Birkin

Cinematography

Kim Hyungkoo, Park Hongyeol

Lighting/ Yi Yuiheang

Recording/ Ko Ayoung

Still Photography/ Kim Jinyoung

Editor

Hahm Sungwon, Son Yeonji

Music/ Jeong Yongjin

Sound/ Kim Yongjoo

Assistant Director

Lee Jeahan, Kim Jieun

Producer/ Kim Kyounghee

Written & Directed by

Hong Sangsoo

March 21st, 2012.

I met Mom in 5 years

yesterday morning at 11.

I went too early and fell asleep

waiting at a restaurant.

Mom's moving to Canada

with no plans to come back.

She'll stay with my brother.

Excuse me,

I'm looking for West Village.

West... West Village?

I don't know.

Maybe...

Sorry, I don't know.

Thank you. Thank you.

You're welcome.

I realized West Village was

Seo-chon.

She was very famous.

Thank you very much.

I'll treasure this.

- You... You speak excellent English.

- Thank you.

I... I lived in England

when I was very very little.

Ah, I see. I see.

Well. If ever, ah, if everyou come to Paris,

I'll give you my phone number.

And maybe we can meet up and have lunch

oryou can come around to my house.

Really? Thank you.

Ah, I, I really really

adore your daughter

Ah, thank you.

I know she's, she's great.

- Yeah, yeah.

- Thank you.

I think she's such great actress.

She's true artist.

- Yeah, she's great.

- Yes, she is.

Do you know? You have a great physical

resemblance to my daughter.

Yourface, and your eyes.

You sure? Really?

Thank you!

Because, you know, if I can become like her

I can even sell my soul.

- Soul!

- Sell your soul?

Yeah, Yeah. I can do anything

to become like her.

But you're such a beautiful girl.

Ah! You are beautiful, too!

Really! You are so beautiful.

Oh, merci.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Mom?

Here's a gift.

Something small.

You didn't have to.

It's good Chinese tea.

Thanks.

Living okay with your dad?

Yes.

Mom, Know what I wish

forthese days?

Moving out of the house fast.

What? Do you have money?

Students don't have any money.

Then are you studying well?

Mom, you don't learn to act

in school.

It's all the same.

Just living.

I see.

I'll pitch in

though I can't give much.

You don't have any money.

Still, I can give you a bit.

It's okay.

Mom, I can always make money.

I can make it all

in a few days.

What an amazing daughter.

No, you are, Mom.

I hope Canada will be

good foryou.

I've been there once before.

I'm going to live it up.

Walk around barefooted

and dance in the streets.

Do whatever I want there.

I'm serious.

I'll do whatever I want!

I hope you do everything

you ever wanted.

You, too.

Living is dying.

Day by day you get

closerto death.

So, seize the day

and do whateveryou want.

Don't live like me.

I am living like that.

North Village was too crowded

so we walked to West Village.

I never walked this long

with Mom before.

I went to school around here.

Really?

It's straight down there.

You want to go?

Should we?

Nothing's changed here.

- It's been so long.

- Yes.

I was shocked by how young

mom's backside looked.

We can't go in?

You want to?

It was off limits

in the past, too.

When you were in school?

Yes, I came here often.

It's so pretty.

How'd they make it

so pretty back then?

Right, it's classy.

- Old goods are classier.

- Yes.

I think I was born

in the wrong age.

Who says that?

You're really pretty.

You'll live well.

No, you're pretty, Mom.

Of course. You're pretty

because of me.

- Funny, Mom.

- What's so funny?

It's scary, huh?

It's too big.

They made it too big.

Yes. It's been there

since I was a child.

I guess.

Try out for Miss Korea.

Miss Korea?

If you can't act,

being Miss Korea would be nice.

Think I can win

a beauty pageant?

Of course!

Think about it.

It'll help with acting

and you'll go abroad.

Travel and see things.

I'm short, but you're

a good height.

Not too big. Just perfect.

Okay, I'll think about it.

They walk like this. Watch.

That's it! So pretty!

Do it again.

JONGRO LIBRARY:

- There's a library here?

- Yes.

Haewon, you'll know

when you get older.

There's nothing more fun

than studying.

I know. I like libraries, too.

Isn't that guy good looking?

He's pretty cute.

I walked past that motel

with my mom.

It's an important motel

to me.

But it has a weird name.

MOTEL FAMOUS:

I suddenly missed him so much.

Books!

This is worth buying.

I know that book, too.

I read it a while ago.

It's good.

But I think I lost it.

Really? Want me to buy it?

I think it might be

at home.

Still, I'll buy it.

But I might end up

with two.

You can pay as much as

you'd like forthose books.

Really?

I can pay 10 cents, then?

Sure.

Sorry for smoking.

It's okay. We're outside.

You like cigarettes?

Yes, I think it's an addiction.

That's right.

It's an addiction.

Really, you can pay

as much as you'd like.

Then, it'll show who I am.

Ah, yes. I guess.

Why do you laugh?

I'm sorry.

Your beard suits you well.

- Mom, let's go.

- Okay.

- Bye.

- Bye.

It's spring.

It is.

Want to go inside?

No, it's okay.

Okay, then.

Let's get some coffee.

I'm tired from walking so much.

Okay.

I came by here before.

Really?

It was fun.

Brought back memories.

But it's different today.

I'm not happy.

Why?

Maybe I won't

come back here?

Maybe.

- When's yourflight tomorrow?

- In the afternoon.

Take good care.

I will. You, too.

When I settle down,

I'll call you over.

I can always just go myself.

Mom.

I'm too strong.

Way too strong for a girl.

You are strong.

I know that well.

No matter where you are

you'll always be my mom.

I promise to

take care of you later.

When did you grow up?

What a good person

you've become.

So strong and brave.

I'll think of you

every day from now.

Really, I'll think of you.

I promise. We'll only have

happy days from now.

Okay?

Be healthy, Mom.

Because you're my mom.

My baby.

My dear baby.

I'll think of you every day.

I promise. I will.

I'm sorry, my baby.

I'm sorry.

It's raining.

After parting with Mom,

I called him.

Thankfully, he said he'd come.

Maybe it's not completely

over between us.

What are you doing?

Come in underthis.

It feels good to walk

in the rain.

It's been a while,

walking in the rain.

Right.

Feels like you're suddenly in

a different world.

- This is Sajik Park.

- I know. I've been here.

I used to live right across

the street.

Atiny room

for $100 a month.

Just wide enough

for one man to lie down.

- Really?

- Yes.

What about your home?

I was crazy back then.

You seem like that today.

Think I'm crazy, sir?

Of course not.

You're really pretty.

So very pretty.

I'm happy to see you, too.

Why're you so pretty?

- Oh, please.

- What?

Have you ever really

gone crazy?

I think so.

I like that about you.

Like what?

What?

You're going in?

We're not allowed!

Cold?

No.

Can we walk like this?

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