Real Fiction ( 2000 )

In acclaimed Korean director Kim Ki-duk´s bold and daring film experiment, a mentally unstable street artist finally gets tired of the harassment he has been receiving from the local thugs.  He decides to inflict ruthless revenge on the bullies while allowing a mysterious girl with a camcorder to document his acts of vengeance.  Shot in real time in just over three hours on a single day with 12 cameras and without any retakes, REAL FICTION is not only an unorthodox exercise in cinema, but also a gripping tale of one man´s pursuit for self-respect.