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The Isle (2000)
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Nude, breasts 01:28:06 In the last shot of the film, Jung is nude, underwater, with her wet watermelons wobbling and a patch of grass covering her bush. Talk about a strong ending image!
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Nude, breasts 00:28:01 Jung Suh's man gets a little fresh with her funbaggy, shirtless form when they make out on a boat, so she tosses him into the water.
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Nude, breasts 00:41:07 Catch some shadowy booblets from Won Seo, as someone peeps in on her and her beau in bed.
Love, that most insidious and disconcerting emotion, goes everywhere. As enveloping as the very air we move through, more permeating than water, the inexplicable and intransigent tendency of one human to be seized by an overwhelming, self-consuming, soul-deep desire for another person is one of the most joyful and one of the most tragic aspects of being alive. In some cases, such as the tumultuous ardor that invades the being of a mute shopkeeper who sells bait and sometimes herself to passing fishermen in The Isle (2000), the inseparable joy and tragedy feed the flames of one another. A darkly and lushly poetic look at love and its ruins, this Korean-made cinematic dream is one that the viewer will not awake from until long after the end credits have run.
