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Mother
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Hangul	마더
Revised Romanization	Madeo
McCune–Reischauer	Madŏ
Directed by	Bong Joon-ho
Written by	Bong Joon-ho Park Eun-kyo
Produced by	Choi Jae-won Seo Woo-sik
Starring	Kim Hye-ja Won Bin
Cinematography	Hong Kyung-pyo
Edited by	Moon Sae-kyung
Music by	Lee Byung-woo
Production companies	CJ Entertainment Barunson
Distributed by	CJ Entertainment
Release dates	16 May 2009 (Cannes) 28 May 2009 (South Korea)
Running time	128 minutes
Country	South Korea
Language	Korean
Budget	US$5 million
Box office	US$17.1 million[1]

Mother (Korean: 마더; RR: Madeo) is a 2009 South Korean neo-noir thriller film directed by Bong Joon-ho, starring Kim Hye-ja and Won Bin. The plot follows a mother who, after her intellectually disabled son is accused of the murder of a young girl, attempts lớn find the true killer lớn get her son freed.

The film premiered on 16 May 2009 at the Cannes Film Festival in the Un Certain Regard section, and was released in South Korea on 28 May 2009. It received critical acclaim from critics, who praised Kim's performance, the direction and screenplay, and the film's uniqueness.

Plot[edit]

An unnamed widow lives alone with her only son, selling medicinal herbs in a small town in southern South Korea while conducting unlicensed acupuncture treatments for the town's women on the side lớn erase bad memories. Her son, Yoon Do-joon, is shy, but prone lớn attacking anyone who mocks his intellectual disability. She dotes on him and scolds him for hanging out with Jin-tae, a local thug. When Do-joon is nearly hit by a siêu xe, he and Jin-tae vandalize the siêu xe and attack the driver and passengers as revenge. Jin-tae blames Do-joon for the damage done lớn the siêu xe, and Do-joon is sued. His mother struggles with the burden of the debt.

On his way trang chính from a bar late at night, Do-joon sees a high school girl named Moon Ah-jung walking alone and follows her lớn an abandoned building. The next morning, she is discovered dead on the rooftop, shocking the town and pressuring the incompetent police lớn find the killer. Do-joon is arrested for the murder due lớn circumstantial evidence placing him near the scene of the crime. His mother believes he is innocent, and tries lớn prove he is not the murderer. However, she is challenged by her self-absorbed lawyer and the community who unanimously blames Do-joon for the crime.

Suspecting Jin-tae of committing the murder, the mother breaks into his house lớn look for evidence. She takes a golf club, which she believes has blood on it, but when she turns it over lớn the police and Jin-tae is confronted about it, it becomes clear that the "blood" is just smeared lipstick. Despite her accusation, Jin-tae agrees lớn help the mother solve the case for a fee.

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When the mother questions the people in town about Ah-jung, they tell her the girl was sexually promiscuous and in a relationship with a boy known as Jong-pal, who had escaped a sanatorium. Do-joon attacks another prisoner who calls him "retard". On one of his mother's prison visits, Do-joon recalls a memory of her attempt lớn kill him and then herself when he was five by lacing their drinks with a pesticide. She tries lớn apologize, saying she wants lớn miễn phí them both from hardship, but he tells her he never wants lớn see her again.

The mother learns from a camera cửa hàng worker that Ah-jung had frequent nosebleeds and had pictures on her cellphone that she wanted lớn have printed. Ah-jung's friend is attacked by two young men who are looking for the phone, but the mother rescues her and then pays Jin-tae lớn interrogate the men, who claim that Ah-jung accepted rice in exchange for sex (and was nicknamed "the rice cake girl"). They say she used her phone lớn secretly take pictures of her partners, thus making it a potential tool for blackmailing. The mother tracks down the phone, which is hidden at Ah-jung's grandmother's house.

Do-joon remembers seeing an elderly man in the abandoned building on the night of Ah-jung's death and identifies him in one of the pictures on Ah-jung's phone. The mother recognizes the man as a junk collector she once bought an umbrella from and goes lớn his trang chính lớn find out what he saw, on the pretense of offering him charity medical services. The collector reveals that he has been troubled since he saw Do-joon kill Ah-jung. He witnessed the two have a short conversation, during which Ah-jung called Do-joon a "retard", and Do-joon then threw a large rock into the shadows in which Ah-jung was standing, hitting her in the head and inadvertently killing her, and then dragged her lớn the rooftop. Unable lớn accept the truth, the mother frantically tells the collector that Do-joon is innocent, but the collector picks up the phone lớn finally report what he has seen lớn the police. Fearing for her son, the mother bludgeons the collector with a wrench and sets fire lớn his house.

Later, the police tell the mother that they have found the "real" killer: Jong-pal, who is being presumed guilty after Ah-jung's blood was found on his shirt. The police assume it got there during the murder, but the mother realizes that Jong-pal's story, that the blood is the result of Ah-jung's nose bleeding during consensual sex, is true. Feeling guilty, she visits Jong-pal, who is even more intellectually disabled than thở her son, and cries for him when she hears he does not have a mother lớn fight for him, knowing he is going lớn jail for a crime he did not commit.

Do-joon is freed from prison and Jin-tae picks him up. They pass the collector's burned-down house on the way trang chính and stop lớn pick through the rubble. During dinner, Do-joon muses lớn his mother that Jong-pal probably dragged Ah-jung up lớn the roof sánh that someone would see she was hurt and help her. As the mother is about lớn depart from a bus station on a "Thank-You Parents" tour, Do-joon returns her acupuncture kit, which he found in the remains of the junk collector's house, and tells her lớn be more careful. Jarred by his discovery, she sits on the bus in shock before using the kit lớn blank out the memory of her son's and her guilty crime. She begins lớn dance with the other parents on the bus.

Cast[edit]

• Kim Hye-ja as Mother, an unnamed widow who is extremely protective of her son and attempts lớn miễn phí him from a murder charge
• Won Bin as Yoon Do-joon,^[2] the adult son of Mother, who has an intellectual disability and is accused of the murder of a local girl
• Jin Goo as Jin-tae, a local ne'er vì thế well and one of Do-joon's friends. He bosses Do-joon around, but agrees lớn help Mother miễn phí her son.
• Yoon Je-moon as Je-moon, the detective in charge of Ah-jung's murder case
• Jeon Mi-seon as Mi-seon, a camera-shop worker who helps Mother. She had met Ah-jung before she died.
• Song Sae-byeok as a detective
• Lee Young-suk as the junk collector
• Moon Hee-ra as Moon Ah-jung,^[3] a young girl who is murdered, leading the police lớn arrest Do-joon
• Chun Woo-hee as Mi-na, Jin-tae's girlfriend
• Kim Byung-Soon as the detective team leader
• Yeo Moo-Young as Do-joon's lawyer
• Lee Mi-do as Hyung-teo, Ah-jung's friend
• Kim Jin-goo as Ah-jung's grandma
• Lee Jung-eun as Ah-jung's relative with glasses
• Hwang Young-hee as Ah-jung's pregnant relative
• Kwak Do-won as charcoal fire man
• Ko Kyu-pil as Ddong Ddong

Release[edit]

Mother competed in the Un Certain Regard category at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.^[4] In South Korea, it attracted 3,003,785 admissions nationwide and grossed a total of US$16,283,879, becoming the 6th most-attended domestic film of 2009, and 10th overall.^[5][6] The film had its U.S. premiere in February 2010 as part of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, and it received a limited U.S. theatrical release by Magnolia Pictures in March 2010.^[7] In March năm ngoái, the film was re-released in the US at the Jacob Burns Film Center in Pleasantville, Thủ đô New York, as part of their Bong Joon-ho Retrospective (along with Memories of Murder, The Host, and Snowpiercer).^[8] A black-and-white version of the film was released in 2013.^[9]

The film was reported lớn have been made with a $5 million budget and went on lớn be the sixth highest-grossing film in South Korea in 2009.^[10][11]

Critical response[edit]

On review aggregator trang web Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 96% based on 114 reviews, with an average rating of 7.88/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "As fleshy as it is funny, Bong Joon-Ho's Mother straddles family drama, horror and comedy with a deft grasp of tone and plenty of eerie visuals."^[12] On Metacritic, which assigns a normalized rating lớn reviews, the film has a weighted average score of 79 out of 100 based on 31 critics, indicating "generally favorable reviews."^[13]

Manohla Dargis of The Thủ đô New York Times praised the performance by Kim Hye-ja and described the film as "alternately dazzling and frustrating".^[14]

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Top ten lists

Mother appeared on many film critics' "best-of" lists of 2010.^[15]

Adaptation[edit]

The core plot of the 2022 Kannada film Love 360 directed by Shashank was inspired from this film.

Awards and nominations[edit]

The film was selected as South Korea's official submission for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film at the 82nd Academy Awards.^[21]

References[edit]

External links[edit]

• Official website
• Mother at the Korean Movie Database
• Mother at IMDb
• Mother at HanCinema
• Mother at AllMovie
• Mother at Box Office Mojo
• Mother at Metacritic
• Mother at Rotten Tomatoes