This movie is about the last day in the life of Sara Jeanne, an aging prostitute in a military base-side town. Every day, Sara Jeanne hides her wrinkles with heavy make-up, puts on faded worn clothes, and earns her living by selling her body to American soldiers while under the influence of alcohol. However, as a prostitute, she no longer has any place to stand and her life grows more vulnerable to the danger of violence. Now she decides to leave the military base-side town. No, she desperately needs to leave.

Years ago, I read in the newspaper about a prostitute in her 60s who died at the hands of an American soldier in a military base-side town. The article only a blurb, I wrote this sad story after reading about it. Limiting the background of the story to the last day of Sara Jeanne’s life, I portrays the irony of life through the coexistence of remorse and beauty/vulgarity in the life of an aging prostitute as she struggles to maintain the tiniest dignity by choosing her own death. If you know the story by Balzac, you'll know this film is about youth and age and beauty and ugliness and all those things running through a black comedy of manners. Sara Jeanne, the name of female character, comes from Balzac's Sarrasine. This work intends to capture a striking but sad contrast between those oppositions to make a long story into a short film. These contrast images are at the peak of the film when Sara Jeanne's real name is given as Kab-suk JIN.

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