Mirage / Mir-wol-do Ga-neun Gil
Written and directed by YANG Jeong-ho
With Mun Jeong-ung, Kim Chang-hwan, and Shin Jae-seung
South Korea, 2011, 83 minutes
Where: Museum of Modern Art, 11 West 53 Street, NYC
After a night of celebratory drinking, a successful author wakes up on a train with no money or papers. Yet when he finally does find his bag, it’s a bag that has been missing since his childhood, and the search for his missing present becomes a journey into a dark past. Yang’s debut feature is a compelling, semi-supernatural thriller about one man’s return “home.”
These screenings of Mirage are part of the third edition of Yeonghwa: Korean Film Today. This joint presentation of The Korea Society and MoMA includes 11 distinctive contemporary narratives, from superior genre films to unclassifiable features by some of Korea’s leading renegade filmmakers.
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