Vegetarian

Year: 2009

Runtime: 100 mins

Language: Korean

Director: Lim Woo-seong

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Yeong-hye, a housewife plagued by nightly nightmares, abruptly quits meat and becomes vegetarian, discarding the food in her fridge. Her husband Kil‑soo objects, and her family worries about her health. During a lunch she attempts suicide after her father's sudden violence. Her brother‑in‑law Min‑ho, a video artist, learns she bears a Mongolian spot, inspiring his artwork.

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