Faceless Things (2006 Film)

Faceless Things (Korean: 얼굴 없는 것들; RR: Eol-gul Eop-nun Geot-dul) is a 2006 South Korean independent film written, directed, and produced by Kim Kyung-Mook. The film has a runtime of 65 minutes.

Plot

The narrative centers on a protagonist who, during their teenage years, engages in secret encounters with various men. These experiences are documented through the character's personal journal, camcorder recordings, and memories, reflecting a sense of alienation from the surrounding world.

Cast

• Jin-hoo Kim as Min-su
• Jong-chul Kim as Man

Exhibitions

The film was featured in the 2012 Taipei Film Festival as part of the Panorama section, which included a focus on the work of director Kim Kyung-Mook.