A close-up, black and white portrait of a Japanese woman's face, with sharp, angular features and a stern expression. Her hair is pulled back tightly into a sleek bun, and her eyes are lined with thick, dark makeup. The background is nondescript, with the focus solely on the woman's face. The atmosphere is intense and brooding, with the sense that the woman is harboring a deep inner turmoil. The camera used is a 35mm film camera, a Nikon F3 loaded with Tri-X 400 film, and a 50mm f/1.4 lens. The photographer employed a high-contrast lighting setup, with harsh shadows accentuating the woman's sharp features. Unlikely collaborators for this scene would be director Park Chan-wook, cinematographer Chung Chung-hoon, photographer Nobuyoshi Araki, and fashion designer Issey Miyake. —c 10 —ar 2:3