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South Korean Cinema

Time Between Dog and Wolf (2007 Film)

Time Between Dog and Wolf (Korean: 개와 늑대 사이의 시간) is a 2007 South Korean drama film directed and written by Jeon Soo-Il. The film, which has a runtime of 110 minutes, was released on June 21, 2007.

Promotional poster for the film Time Between Dog and Wolf
Promotional poster for the film Time Between Dog and Wolf.

Plot

The title refers to the French idiom entre chien et loup, describing the twilight period after sunset when light fades to a point where it becomes difficult to distinguish a dog from a wolf. This metaphor serves as a central theme for the film, representing a state of uncertainty where the boundaries between reality and illusion blur, prompting deeper questions about existence.

The narrative follows a filmmaker who returns to his hometown after an absence of twenty-five years. During his visit, he encounters a woman who is searching for her long-lost sibling. As the two characters navigate the town together, the protagonist confronts his own past losses and begins to reflect on his future.

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Cast

The film features performances by:

  • Ahn Kil-Kang
  • Kim Sun-Jai
  • Kim Gui-Seon
  • Il-Kyu
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