No Doubt (2010)

Both films show an ex-convict who is trying to get on with his life after being released from prison but can't because of society. He is wrongfully accused for other crimes because of his past. We see how his family is affected, as well.

Both films are about a grief-stricken father who is unable to cope with his child's loss. He targets a seemingly innocent man in an unjust manner. Lines are crossed and the question of who has the moral high ground is constantly questioned.

Both films depict how a narrow-minded community ostracizes one of its members. In A Stray Goat, a girl is bullied and suffers because her father is an accussed murderer. In No Doubt, an ex-convict is wrongfully suspected of a crime involving a missing girl; both he and his family are shunned by society.

Both films show an ex-con who can't catch a break. Even though they have reformed and are trying to get on with their lives, they are haunted by their past crimes. They seek forgiveness, but it always seems to elude them. Society treats them horribly no matter how much they repent, and they are continuously ostracized. These films also beg the question: do these ex-cons deserve such treatment? At what point do the 'good' people become bad from their unwillingness to forgive?

These are both Korean language films that show an ex-con trying to return to society. He faces many difficulties, however, especially when trying to gain acceptance from the world again.

An innocent man is thought to be the perpetrator of a horrible crime. The whole village turns against him.