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This film uses some names of real companies and institutions,

but no political or social commentary should be inferred therefrom.

YU YEON SU, YUN IL JU, KIM ROE HA

IM SANG HYO, SHIN DONG HWAN, LEE SANG YUP

PARK KWANG JIN, KIM SEON HWA, KIM JIN SEONG

COCKROACH

Good afternoon, Professor.

The soloist on the cello

performing on Radio Prague International.

Today, we will discuss a complex topic in modern psychology

detailed in Adorno's work on his theory of human nature.

We will be studying The Authoritarian Personality.

Adorno's research aimed to find the root cause of anti-Semitism,

and together with a group from UC Berkeley he published his results.

Adorno classified the authoritarian personality in nine ways.

I brought packets of photocopies to hand out to you.

I must've forgotten them.

Can someone get them from the desk in my office?

- You know my office on the sixth floor? - Yes.

- I left the door open. - Okay.

The first characteristic: conventionalism.

Everyone, let's take five.

Ms. Kim!

Ms. Kim! Wait.

Oh, I'm so sorry.

I forgot that I'd locked the door.

Where's my key?

It's open.

What are you doing, Professor?

There was a cockroach on the table.

Oh, really?

Strange.

UP THE ALLEYS

I'll take the newspaper.

Have some milk.

It's hard work. You deserve it.

Thank you, sir.

It was you?

They've been disappearing every morning.

One's not enough, so you drink both? Looking for trouble, thief?

- Your old man gave it to me. - He's asleep inside, you wretch!

Well, I've had it with your newspaper! I'm canceling my subscription!

Ma'am.

Your husband gave it to me.

But I'll take today's.

Ma'am!

Oh, no!

CHOSUN ILBO SUBSCRIPTION CANCELED

THE NIGHT OF PAIN

- I'll give you a lift. - Thanks for the drink.

- No, that's all right. - Let's have another at my place.

I gotta get home. I'll take a cab.

If you insist. Anyway, I'm counting on you.

Sir!

I'm counting on you.

Yeah, okay. Go!

Sir!

Anyway, I'm trusting you.

Yes, I'll see to it.

Okay, hurry and go home.

Okay, I got it!

- All right, goodbye. - Okay.

To Daechi-dong!

To Daechi-dong! Royal Villa!

...traffic has come to a full stop

south of Dongjakdae to the middle of...

Driver! I've missed my stop!

To Daechi-dong! Royal Villa!

Hey, is there a toilet around here?

Hey, man!

Hey, you!

What the hell are you doing there?

You think the lawn is your toilet?

Good thing I caught you beforehand.

If you relieve yourself here,

who's gonna clean up after you?

You can go in the basement.

The public toilet is miles away.

Doesn't this guy understand me?

Go relieve yourself.

Shit on the paper, fold it up

and put it in the trash bin way over there.

That's what we have to do at night.

I mean, he looks normal.

Don't you know who I am?

Get me a telephone right away!

Let me talk to your boss!

You hear me?

What a pity.

- It has calcium. - Oh, you have the good stuff.

Let's drink it together.

Three generations can drink it together.

Revived by flexibility: RC!

Good evening. This is Lee Sang-yup.

This is Urgent Discussion: Let's Talk About It,

where we discuss the societal issues of today with a view towards tomorrow.

Today, we'll discuss something that's been going on for the past month.

On a regular basis, violent crimes are committed by individuals angry at society.

This gives us an overview into the fallen morals of our society.

Three experts who will provide detailed analysis and insight are with us.

Kil Ji-yong is a professor of social psychology at Yonsei University.

Huh Yun-chol is the editor-in-chief ofthe Chosun llbo.

And Byun Jae-sok is a public prosecutor. Thank you.

Since the Chuseok holidays,

these murders have dominated the headlines,

which I'm sure you have seen and certainly have thoughts about.

Professor Kil, let's start with you.

Before responding as a professor of psychology,

first and foremost I was shocked and saddened as a human being.

Of course the murders were extremely violent,

but I was struck by the fact that people around the killer

thought of him as quiet, trustworthy and kind.

That was chilling as well as saddening.

It seems our sense of community is disappearing.

We've got to start at the very beginning.

The problems begin with education at home and at school.

But aren't there limits to what formal education can achieve?

Isn't there simply too much sex and violence to deal with?

Perhaps that's the moral climate we live in.

Look at our popular culture...

infected by Japanese films and songs, which are supposedly prohibited.

We are lucky the Korean edition of Penthouse was suppressed.

Yes, statistics show a steady increase in crime.

Setting aside these violent crimes,

we can get a picture of our society from the citizens' minor violations

such as jaywalking and public urination.

There's been a 40% increase since the advent of civilian government.

We must start at the very beginning.

The problems begin with education at home and at school.

In those terms, our criminals have not been...

educated to control their desires.

Anyone can be destructive and perverse to a certain degree.

The question is: How much can we control ourselves?

The problems really begin with education at home and at school.

We can't expect formal education to solve every problem.

We need stronger government.

The recent executions were a step in the right direction.

Tough problems demand tough solutions.

Look what's happening on our streets. Rampant crime and slackers everywhere.

Reds on campus...

Professor Kim YU YEON SU

Ms. Kim, the student IM SANG HYO

Commentator YUN IL JU

Paper Boy SHIN DONG HWAN

Violent Woman KIM SEON HWA

Prosecutor Byun KIM ROE HA

Apartment Security PARK KWANG JIN

Assistant Prosecutor KIM JIN SEONG

Student IM JAE HONG

TV Host LEE SANG YUP

Paper Boy's Brother BONG JOON HO

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