Film Lens
In 2007, Chaeyoung, a fifteen-year-old, is diagnosed with anorexia and committed to a mental hospital. Her mother, Sangok, feels guilt and seeks to understand the roots of her daughter's illness, but finds no clear answers. The film captures their evolving relationship over ten years, culminating in a conversation that draws on Chaeyoung’s diary, drawings, and voice-over.
The narrative examines the complexities of mother-daughter relationships through the lens of three generations: the grandmother, the mother, and the daughter. It portrays the history of conflict and pain that shapes their interactions, providing a deep look into familial dynamics and mental health struggles.
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.
Perfect For
Mental health awarenessFamily dynamicsAnorexia discussions