Stateless Things (2011)

Fleeing the North Jun (Paul Lee), who was smuggled to South Korea at a very young age, works at a gas station, and Xianji (Sae-Byuk Kim), a Chinese Korean girl who works together, is fired by her boss. After beating up the boss, Jun fled with Xianji and finally settled down in an abandoned apartment in Seoul. As a matter of fact, there has always been a resident of the apartment, that is, the Gay Juvenile Xuan (Hyeong-gook Im). Xuan makes a living by selling his flesh, and the abandoned apartment is a rendezvous place for him and middle-aged wealthy businessmen. Two rebellious and lonely teenagers try to accept each other, but can not escape the strange circle of betrayal and deception. They agreed to commit suicide together, but they did not expect that it was this death that brought a real new life. "spitting and pecking at the same time" is an idiom in the Song Dynasty. When eggs are hatched, hens and chicks must peck and spat both outside and inside the shell in order to break the shell inside and outside. This film uses it to express the impact of life and death on life at the same time from the opposite direction: only through pain can you be reborn. Director Kim Myung-mo is a young Korean director of the new generation, who dropped out of school at the age of 16 and devoted himself to making movies. In 2005, his debut film "faceless Love" won a Vancouver film.