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Jealousy's a killer, albeit not in any of the conventional ways, in the new import from South Korea's Kim Ki-duk.
Like an O. Henry tale with a nasty modern edge, "Time" is more accessible than some of the filmmaker's more extreme work, and should fare better at the box office.
Vanishing mysteriously from Ji-woo's life, she has her face remade in a gory plastic surgery so she can meet Ji-woo again (after the scars heal) in a fresh new package.
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