I’m a Cyborg, but That’s OK

In this thought-provoking drama, we follow the story of Young-goon, a mentally unstable patient who believes she is a cyborg and refuses to consume food like a human. Electrically charging herself with a transistor radio, she creates an atmosphere of tension within the confines of the mental institution where she resides.Enter Il-soon, another patient in the same facility who develops a close friendship with Young-goon. As their bond deepens, we are drawn into the complexities of their unique relationship. However, Il-soon is faced with an immense challenge: helping Young-goon overcome her delusions and accept the reality of her existence by eating real food and confronting her mental disorder.The film masterfully explores themes of friendship, human connection, and the struggle to find one's identity amidst mental instability. It challenges our perceptions of what it means to be human and invites us to empathize with characters who are not always easy to understand or relate to. As we witness Il-soon's efforts to help Young-goon, the audience is left questioning their own beliefs about reality and identity.