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AKA: Da-eum So-hee
Directed by: July Jung
Starring: Kim Si-eun (So-hee), Bae Doona (Yoo-jin), Sim Hee-seop (Jun-ho – 1st manager)
Country: South Korea; Effed Up Asian Cinema
Language: Korean; Effed Up Korean Movies
Runtime: 02:17:36
Plot – Spoilers:
Over 2 1/4 hrs long, this is from the maker of A Girl at My Door, and while it may not be as blatantly effed up as that one, it’s still a moving and riveting work on post-school, first-job blues in an extremely competitive culture.
Sohee is nearing graduation and feels privileged when she’s selected by her school for an externship program at a seemingly coveted call-center. The externship turns out to be an actual job with exploitative internship-type perks. Sohee enters the carefully crafted cycle of shitty jobs, shitty lives, an excess of shitty options to spend the money you earn after the surreptitious sly cuts, and the viciousness of it all – the grand trap.
The suicide of her manager, a married man who most of the time seemed to care for the employees, the subsequent coldness and coverup by the company, and her own eventual acceptance of the bribe offered to stay quiet. It’s a slow disintegration for Sohee, who increasingly feels cheated, lied to and let down by everyone – whether it’s her friends, parents, job, company, teachers or school. She also struggles with not being able to pursue her one true love, dancing, to the levels she once used to.
Bae Doona from A Girl at My Door takes over the 2nd half, here too as a cop at odds with the police system.
Genres: Teenager, Depression, SelfHarm-Suicide, Detective-Cops
Super sad and depressing film with ace production and stellar acting. I’ve been watching an average of 7 EUM movies a day for the last 3 months and it’s good to see a movie that makes my eyes tear up because my eyes dry up after so many films. This is an excellent film. 5 stars.
i truly havent cried and felt something so intense in a while.
Really realistic and really sad…
Very grounded and realistic film. Not a fan at the overt display of suicide and the constant wailing, real life people have more grit.
Cant believe working at a call center is what ruined my life
Customer service jobs absolutely drain your soul
If you have ever worked there we have been at some point sohee
Dont sell your souls
i havent cried to film in a while
the existence of capitalism is a great human tragedy
Very good film. I liked it better than A Girl at My Door, which, good as it is, has an unrealistic ending imho.
Ahn So-hee performance is truly excellent.
That was a fantastic film. Incredibly sad, but very deep and with an important message. Not just for South Korea but for the rest of the world too.
I liked that
Watched this a few months back. I live in Korea so I wanted to see the work culture more in-depth. Pretty good!!
Ahn So-hee (Korean: 안소희; born June 27, 1992), known mononymously Sohee, is a South Korean actress and former singer. She is a former member of the South Korean girl group Wonder Girls. She is best known for her performance in the film Train to Busan (2016).
Early life
Ahn So-hee was born on June 27, 1992, in South Korea.[2] She was selected through auditions and, at the age of 12, she became a JYP Entertainment (JYPE) trainee.[citation needed]
Career
2004: Acting debut
Ahn made her acting debut in 2004 at the age of 12 with a minor role in Yu Dae-eol’s short film The Synesthesia for Overtone Construction, in which Ahn portrayed a deaf girl.[citation needed]