“Facts don't matter. What matters is what people believe.” Ju-yeon and Seo-eun have been friends since middle school, until Seo-eun's lifeless body is found behind the school, and all suspicion falls on Ju-yeon, who claims innocence but can't remember what happened that day. When the case explodes in the media, television and newspapers look into every corner of the two girls' lives, providing increasingly conflicting versions and an increasingly ambiguous portrait. But did Ju-yeon really kill her friend? Lee Kkoch-nim narrates The Girl to Hate (La Nuova Frontiera Junior), a psychological thriller that explores how the perspectives of others can create, or destroy, a truth.
“Facts don't matter. What matters is what people believe.” Ju-yeon and Seo-eun have been friends since middle school, until Seo-eun's lifeless body is found behind the school, and all suspicion falls on Ju-yeon, who claims innocence but can't remember what happened that day. When the case explodes in the media, television and newspapers look into every corner of the two girls' lives, providing increasingly conflicting versions and an increasingly ambiguous portrait. But did Ju-yeon really kill her friend? Lee Kkoch-nim narrates The Girl to Hate (La Nuova Frontiera Junior), a psychological thriller that explores how the perspectives of others can create, or destroy, a truth.