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Free Woman is also known as the film Jayucheonyeo in South Korea. A woman of Korean culture finds herself on the path of experiencing life on her ancestry home front. Having traveled from Spain and raised in a very distinctively different style, life is sure to take a different turn. Values such as romance, Love and every other concept of life is tossed into a new and confusing experience. This experience leaves the star of the cast feeling like everything that was true in her modern European upbringing is foreign, and also confusing her values while drying up her reservoir of feeling alive and full of youthful luster. Vitality and the feeling of what an individual finds as the normal ways to deal with these situations of life are all so different when subjected to a completely new set of cultural rules. Life itself is often of a different view to the star of Free Woman.

Free Woman finds itself directed by the astounding Ki-young Kim of South Korea. Debuting in 1982 as a well-plotted and planned film Free Woman" originally known by the title of Jayucheonyeo. Free Women was destined to enter the Tokyo International Film Festival on October 21, 2008. Ki-young Kim shows off the stunning ability to deliver a movie full of interesting and eventful planning. Ki-young Kim is very well known in South Korea as a professional director that settles on delivering a performance that is nothing short of fantastically created. The cultural diversity that the viewer will experience will leave the viewer with a much-improved outlook on life and cultural differences.

Free Woman is no exception to Ki-young Kim's rule of audience captivity. Free Woman will embark the viewer on a ride through life that will provoke emotion, love and a sense of identifying factors. Free Woman with a run time of 95 minutes submerses the viewer into a common bond of what it is like to experience life, values and culture in a foreign environment.