Kim Hee Jung studied at the National Film School in Łod? and made her debut with the film Girl Thirteen (2007). The film follows a girl’s groundless conviction to find her real mother, centering on the vacillating identity of a figure who craves something one does not own. Her second film, Grape Candy (2012), repeats Kim’s story of rumination on a past wound. Kim engaged with Jeonju IFF through the film Snow Paths (2015), which she made as a part of the Jeonju Cinema Project. The film depicts a man who visits a country church to treat alcoholism and then overcomes his trauma by meeting a nun in communion with the dead. Her latest film A French Woman traces the delirium of the female protagonist who encounters her past self after she passes through the gate of time. Kim excels at materializing the identity of an unstable drifting being.