Doe

The story revolves around Kim Ik-do and his second wife, Hye-mi, who live contentedly on a deer farm. Their lives take a turn when a new breeder arrives, revealing himself to be Hye-mi's ex-boyfriend, who has lost his memory. As Hye-mi cares for him, his memories return, leading to a tumultuous love triangle between her, Ik-do, and the recovering man.

The film delves into the emotional turmoil of love and forgiveness, showcasing Hye-mi's conflict between her past and present. The plot thickens further when the man's wife and child appear, complicating the relationships and forcing Hye-mi to confront her choices. Doe provides a poignant exploration of human connections, making it a significant entry in the drama genre for collectors interested in character-driven narratives from the early 1980s.