If we see a person kill an animal he or she raised, and eat its meat or even sell it for profit, we will not hesitate to call them inhumane. But what if their life depends on it? Divine Pig asks us what we would choose, oscillating between pigs sacrificed as our food or experimentation objects and a meat-packer who has no choice but to kill the pigs he has raised for money. As the meat-packer hesitates about sending his pig ‘Dorus’ to a slaughter house, the filmmaker talks to people with various faiths and standpoints about pigs, like those who don’t eat pork because of their religion, those who look after pigs in the ‘promised land’, those who denounce meat-packers for killing and selling their own animals, and those who use pigs for develop diabetes cures. We come to realize we can’t force our moral and ethical standards on any of them. The shocking event at the end, and the way people are weirdly calm about it, may leave you a little bewildered. (KIM Jin-sook)