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Lee Chang-dong on South Korea in the Nineteen-Eighties and Today | The New Yorker

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In this week’s story, “The Leper,” the narrator discovers that his father has confessed to spying for North Korea and is under arrest in Seoul.

​In this week’s story, “The Leper,” the narrator discovers that his father has confessed to spying for North Korea and is under arrest in Seoul.    Read More

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