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Lilitha is a Korean movie released in 1993. It was produced in the Sahiku film and painted in the backyard village of Chosun Dynasty, and it was played by Lee Doo Hwa, Mi Yeon Yeon, and Jang Hwan Sun. It is characteristic of the life of the people who lived under the human condition in the Joseon Dynasty, where the system of identity was deeply rooted through the status of "Toho", which received the lowest treatment in the Joseon Dynasty. In addition, Lee Duk-hwa won the Best Actor Award at the Moscow Film Festival.