Fifteen years after her diagnosis, Chaeyoung and her mother, Sangok, begin a conversation about the roots of her anorexia and their family history.
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Fifteen years after her diagnosis, Chaeyoung and her mother, Sangok, begin a conversation about the roots of her anorexia and their family history.
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Synopsis
Chaeyoung enters a mental hospital in 2007 after being diagnosed with anorexia at fifteen years old. Her mother, Sangok, feels guilt over her daughter's illness. Ten years later, the two begin to communicate. Chaeyoung’s diary, drawings, and voice-over guide the narrative. The film looks at the struggles in mother-daughter relationships across three generations: Chaeyoung, Sangok, and her own mother. Their interactions reveal the layers of conflict and emotion present in their lives.
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Why Watch
- Meet Chaeyoung, a young woman confronting her past.
- See Sangok's quest to understand her daughter's illness.
- Find out how three generations navigate mental health.
Did You Know
- Chaeyoung was diagnosed with anorexia at the age of 15 in 2007.
- The film spans a decade, showing the evolution of Chaeyoung and Sangok's relationship.
- Chaeyoung uses her diary and drawings to communicate her experiences.
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What year was Chaeyoung diagnosed with anorexia?
Chaeyoung was diagnosed with anorexia in 2007.
How long is the documentary 'A Table for Two'?
The documentary has a duration of 89 minutes.
What method does the film use to tell the story of the mother-daughter relationship?
The film uses Chaeyoung's diary, drawings, and voice-over to tell the story.
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