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Kim Hee-jung (b. 1970)

Alias:
Hee-jeong Kim
Hee-jung Kim
Kim Hee Jung
김희정

Birthplace:
Seoul, South Korea

Born:
April 4, 1970

Biography from TheMovieDB

After studying at the Polish National Film School in Lodz, KIM Heejung made her first feature film The Wonder Years (2007), the story of a girl who embarks on a journey to find her real mother. The film focuses on the troubled identity of a person who longs for something that doesn’t belong to her. Her second feature, Grape Candy (2011) is a rumination of memories which dominate the present. Her third feature Snow Paths (2015) is the story of a man attempting to overcome trauma who is sent to a Catholic sanatorium for alcoholism, and meets a nun who can spiritually commune with dead souls. Her latest feature, A French Woman follows the delirium of a woman who confronts her painful past through a mysterious time gate.

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Film Production

Director:
2001  Once Someday
2007  The Wonder Years
2012  Grape Candy
2016  Snow Paths
2020  A French Woman
2023  Where Would You Like to Go?

Screenplay:
2001  Once Someday
2007  The Wonder Years
2012  Grape Candy
2016  Snow Paths
2020  A French Woman
2023  Where Would You Like to Go?

Writer:
2001  Once Someday
2007  The Wonder Years
2012  Grape Candy
2016  Snow Paths
2020  A French Woman
2023  Where Would You Like to Go?

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