I'm a Cyborg, But That's OK.

That freaky little Korean film which, beneath its eccentric surface, is actually a film about the unshakable connection between love and insanity, a parable for a world in which we need to believe in, and have understanding for, each other's failings. It is a film that comments on the nature of belief and on a humanity that we are in danger of losing through cleverness. It's an absurdist, alternative, poignant, romantic, comedic, surreal, dramatic film that accentuates the struggle (of the main characters, but also of humanity) to compromise a mental state that can't be fixed and it illuminates how more pragmatic goals can lead to real emotional highlights, if only we know how to interpret them.

But forget all that.

What this film is mainly about is a chick shooting bullets from her fingertips while the empty casings are pouring from her mouth.