Trans Allegories in Film: 'Shrek' (2001)
Films can alleviate alienation by presenting realities where the viewers feelings are shared by onscreen characters. The film 'Shrek' can be interpreted as a transgender story.
The Reunion for Swapping
Hye-won, Hee-jung and Joo-hee are university alumni. Everyone is envious of Hyewon who got married first, Hyewon, who has no marital relationship, is more envious of her unmarried friends. Hee-jeong gives her friend Joo-hee, after being proved by Sekpa Min-woo. Hee-jung has an affair with her boss. Hyewon and Joohee discuss changing husband and lover to try. Joo-hee is flirting with Hye-won's husband. Hye-won is attracting Joo-hee's lover. Couples swapping each other and swapping. They break up, promising to meet again.
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Hye-won, Hee-jung and Joo-hee are university alumni. Everyone is envious of Hyewon who got married first, Hyewon, who has no marital relationship, is more envious of her unmarried friends. Hee-jeong gives her friend Joo-hee, after being proved by Sekpa Min-woo. Hee-jung has an affair with her boss. Hyewon and Joohee discuss changing husband and lover to try. Joo-hee is flirting with Hye-won's husband. Hye-won is attracting Joo-hee's lover. Couples swapping each other and swapping. They break up, promising to meet again.
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