When She woke up early in the morning and passed by to go to the bathroom, the TV screen showed her father lost in his own world.

[8][9] When preparing for college, Jung had a vague desire to study video media rather than a clear intention of making movies.

[8] Jung graduated much later than her classmates due to the challenges she faced during her academic journey, including an expulsion followed by readmission.

However, she noticed that the Department of Film and Television at that time had a stronger focus on animation and games rather than live-action filmmaking.

[8][9] In response, Jung took the initiative to collaborate with friends in a small group and began making movies using camcorders.

After entering the Korea National University of Arts, Jung expanded her knowledge and worked on various short films.

The next day, the cat brings a skinned, bleeding mouse, hoping to convey a desperate plea for attention.

The story is set in a secluded rural village, highlighting the deep bond between two women who protect each other in a harsh world.

Despite the story's painful and oppressive nature, Dohee and Yeongnam retain their unique identities as female characters.

Although her script was not selected in the final round, Jung reached out to Lee Chang-dong after the presentation, expressing her belief in the story's potential.

Upon its release, it garnered significant attention in Korea and was invited to the Un Certain Regard section of the Cannes International Film Festival, where it received a standing ovation.