PIFF is proud to present the world premiere of this posthumously discovered work in commemoration of the late Kim Ki-Young. Made in 1988, A Moment to Die For its consistent with his body of work which including The Housemaid, The insect Woman and Iodo, exemplify the director′s obsession with sex and the passion for life. A man demands a divorce from his wife for failing to bear him a son. Another woman is obsessed with having a child, but because her husband is infertile, she sleeps with other men in hopes of conceiving. The two women meet by chance and join forces to bring about the downfall of their husbands. The film is structured around the dichotomy between the castrated man and the woman driven by desire, a theme typical in Kim′s work. Passion for life also resonates in this film. As indicated in its original title, Angel Turned Devil Woman, females are chameleons who change according to their desires. The younger woman in this film transforms herself from a traditional wife to a modern woman. Yoon Yeo-Jung, the lead actress in The Insect Woman, returns as the hysterical older woman desperate for a child. By also delving into obsession with death, the film presents audiences with grotesque fantasies of sex and mortality, "Kim Ki-Young style." (Lee Yong-Kwan)