Chan-sil, a film producer, finds herself unemployed with the sudden death of her long-time collaborated director. Out of prospects and out of luck, she moves into a bargain room in a shoddy neighborhood. But something doesn't seem quite right with her new elderly landlady.
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Cast
Cho-hee Kim
Director
Mal-Geum Kang
Lee Chan-sil
Youn Yuh-jung
Grandmother
Kim Young-min
Jang Gook-yeong
Seung-ah Yoon
Sophie
Yoo-ram Bae
Kim-yeong
Sang-won Seo
Director Ji
Hwa-Jung Choi
Representative Park
Hye-In Mun
Make-up Artist
Seung-yun Kim
Ceremony guest
Anastasiia Sokolova
Passerby
Woo Sung Eun
Ceremony guest
Yeong-jin Lee
Actress
Cho-hee Kim
Writer
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Comments
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This movie has been overrated. There have been hundreds of Hong Sangsoo imitators in South Korea's indie movie scene and this movie just grabbed the spotlight because the director was a woman who had been Hong's longtime producer. I know, that's what she had learned. However, we don't expect to watch some artist's opposite-sex double when we see a new director's debut film. Actually, South Korea's independent filmmaking industry is driving itself into a pipeline system that limits itself as a pool to supply personpower, ideas, and trends, lacking experimental and challenging spirit it used to have. This movie shows just another example of a so-so low-budget self-claimed indie film that just reproduces old conventions of already successful arthouse directors.
