Never Ending Peace and Love

"Never Ending Peace and Love" (or "N.E.P.A.L.") is one of six short films in the omnibus project "If You Were Me," commissioned by the National Human Rights Commission of Korea. Park Chan-wook focuses on the human rights abuses faced by foreign laborers in Korea, particularly through the story of Chandra, a Nepalese woman who endures a harrowing six years in a mental hospital due to a wrongful accusation.

With a runtime of 28 minutes, this film showcases Park's unique storytelling style while addressing significant social issues. The combination of drama and poignant themes makes it a notable piece within South Korean cinema. The film features performances by Oh Dal-su and Jeong Seok-kyu, both of whom contribute to the impactful narrative of Chandra's plight.