I Hear Your Voice by Young-Ha Kim

‎Abandoned child of men, Jeï discovers very early that he has the gift of capturing, of feeling the suffering of others, objects, animals or humans. At fifteen, wandering the streets of Seoul, he invented a lifestyle close to asceticism, feeding on raw rice, reading books found among the garbage, and became the leader of a motorcycle gang. These bikers organize illegal races in the middle of Seoul, braving death and the police, until this ultimate race, the most grandiose, the craziest ever conducted, where Jei enters the legend. ‎

‎ It is the fascinating portrait of a man without ties, with a Christlike ‎

‎ dimension. He is the incandescent revealer of a society, Korea, which is also ours, torn apart by its internal tensions.‎