Kim Ki-duk, Korean cinema's resident provocateur, presents an over-the-top look at plastic surgery.  A young woman convinces a surgeon to change her face so she can seduce her roving-eyed boyfriend as another woman.  She proves a point, but creates a myriad of other problems.  Two free tickets per person will be distributed at Meyer Auditorium one hour before screening. (2006, 96 minutes, Korean with English subtitles)

Sponsors:  Arthur M. Sackler Gallery and Freer Gallery of Art