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Based on the real-life story of Korea's first recorded serial killer, Memories Of Murder raises some troublesome questions about the nature of justice and the fallibility of investigative police methods before DNA testing. Told almost entirely from the point of view of the police, it is unusually candid about the false starts and utter chaos of this particular case.
Three different women, at three different stages in their lives, allow their relationships to live out in Taipei - an aspiring pop star, a flighty air hostess and a flower shop owner.
Just when Joey looks forward to a brand new life after a failed suicide attempt, she discovers that she is pregnant. Confused and desperate, the un-wedded woman tries to contact the father of her child, but only gets hurt by his evasive response. Being tortured by the thought of an abortion, Joey finds herself becoming delusional and emotionally unstable. She is frequently threatened by the sudden presence of strangers, and also feels stalked by a mysterious woman. Joey suspects herself suffering from pre-partum depression, but her problems do not stem from her psyche - her former suicide attempt has actually granted her the ability to see the dead. The revelation strikes mercilessly when Joey pays a visit to the hospital and gets trapped in an elevator with a woman in labour and witnesses the most petrifying still-birth caused by a ghost... What is more devastating is that the mysterious woman stalker is indeed a spirit awaiting to be reincarnated in the form of Joey's child! If Karma is the explanation, what good or evil could Joey have done to this unknown woman? Or... has she? Joey is determined to unveil the identify of the mysterious woman, but every truth comes with a cost... and this one in particular is not what Joey can afford.
