
I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK (2006) on Netflix
NR20061h 47mComedyDramaRomance
Cha Young-goon builds radios and believes she is a cyborg. After she plugs herself into a wall outlet, she is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, where Il-soon takes an interest in her.
- Netflix4.0/5
- IMDb6.9/1027,585 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes92%
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Plot summary
Convinced she is a cyborg, Cha Young-goon slashes her wrist at the radio factory where she works and plugs the wound into a wall socket to charge herself. She is admitted to a psychiatric hospital, where she refuses food, licks batteries for power and speaks to the machines around her, listening to her radio at night. Her mother is questioned by the head doctor, who learns that the young woman's grandmother had been institutionalized for believing she was a mouse. Il-soon, a patient who wears rabbit masks and brushes his teeth when uneasy, says he can take other people's traits, and he becomes interested in Young-goon, who wants to track down her grandmother and punish the people in white who took the old woman away.
Cast
Im Soo-jungas Cha Young-goon
Rainas Park Il-sun
Dal-su Ohas Shin Duk-cheon
- Lee Yeong-mias Oh Seol-mi
Kim Chun-gias Lee Dae-pyeong
Park Joon-myeonas King Giblets
Cheon Seong-hoonas Hwang Gyu-suk
- Hee-jin Choias Choi Seul-gi
Yong-nyeo Leeas Young-goon's mother
Byeong-ok Kimas Judge
- Yoo-rang Jooas Radio announcer
- Jung-yong Leeas Young-Goon's uncle
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK (2006)
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- I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK holds a technical first for Korean cinema: Park Chan-wook's film was the first Korean production to use the Viper FilmStream Camera.























