1991·Drama·2h 21m
7.1
★
R returns from studying in France and reunites with J, whom he used to live with in Paris.
Directed by Jang Sun-woo
IMDB
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Cast
Kang Soo-youn
J
Moon Sung-keun
R
Kim Bo-yeon
R's Wife
Yun Il-ju
R's Father
Kim Sun-kyung
Myung-ja
Hong Seok-yeon
R's Brother-in-Law
Mun Mi-bong
Coffee House Guest
Kim Kyeong-ran
Rural Anak
Crew
Jang Sun-woo
Director
Kim Su-cheol
Original Music Composer
Kim Hyun
Editor
Lee Tae-won
Producer
Kim Yu-jun
Costume Design
Popular Reviews
1 review
Boris k
9.6★ · 11/27/21
Plays like a black comedy that depicts a social hierarchy barely held together by fragile masculinity. The other side of the film is this cheap cafe/motel prison it slowly builds around the two leads. It’s excruciatingly long, but like in a good way.
This is some of the most psychologically challenging stuff I’ve come across. There’s probably a lot of important stuff about Korea’s new openness to foreign travel that went over my head, but oh well, this film slaps anyway.
This is some of the most psychologically challenging stuff I’ve come across. There’s probably a lot of important stuff about Korea’s new openness to foreign travel that went over my head, but oh well, this film slaps anyway.
Plays like a black comedy that depicts a social hierarchy barely held together by fragile masculinity. The other side of the film is this cheap cafe/motel prison it slowly builds around the two leads. It’s excruciatingly long, but like in a good way.
This is some of the most psychologically challenging stuff I’ve come across. There’s probably a lot of important stuff about Korea’s new openness to foreign travel that went over my head, but oh well, this film slaps anyway.
This is some of the most psychologically challenging stuff I’ve come across. There’s probably a lot of important stuff about Korea’s new openness to foreign travel that went over my head, but oh well, this film slaps anyway.
