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On September 12, 2018, Jung Yu-mi was confirmed to play the titular role of the film. [5] On October 17, Gong Yoo was confirmed to play Kim Ji-young's husband, starring for the third time alongside Jung Yu-mi after Silenced (2011) and Train to Busan (2016). [6]
The novel opens with a young South Korean woman experiencing a strange problem, Kim Jiyoung is fully impersonating other women she knows, and does not seem self-aware of the fact. Her husband is concerned and she is taken in to get psychiatric help.
As she goes to school, gets a job, gets married and has a baby, Ji-young faces deep-rooted gender discrimination at every stage. Lotte Entertainment. A scene from the movie. Although South...
Kim Jiyoung is a thirty-three year old wife and mother of a young daughter. Before giving birth and deciding to stay home with her baby, Jiyoung worked at a marketing firm.
Kim Ji-young: Born 1982: Directed by Kim Do-Young. With Jung Yu-mi, Gong Yoo, Kim Mi-kyung, Kim Sung-cheol. Kim Ji-yeong, an ordinary woman in her 30s, suddenly shows signs of being inhabited by others such as her late mother and older sister, and the stories of the people connected to her.
Indeed, Kim Ji-young may not match the classic feminist character archetype at first glance. Her sister seems much more feminist, rejecting marriage, not having kids, and pursuing her own career. Kim Ji-young starts off as compliant. She’s the quiet, sacrificial housewife.
Kim Ji-Young (Jung Yu-Mi) has one of the most common female names for people her age. She works at a PR agency. Kim Ji-Young gets married and has a daughter. So she can raise her daughter, Kim Ji-Young quits her job. She leads an ordinary life up to this point.
