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| Seung-yeon Lee | ... | Sun-hwa | |
| Hyun-kyoon Lee | ... | Tae-suk (as Hee Jae) | |
| Hyuk-ho Kwon | ... | Min-gyu (husband) | |
| Jeong-ho Choi | ... | Jailor | |
| Ju-seok Lee | ... | Son of Old Man | |
| Mi-suk Lee | ... | Daughter-in-law of Old Man | |
| Sung-hyuk Moon | ... | Sung-hyuk | |
| Ji-a Park | ... | Jee-ah | |
| Jae-yong Jang | ... | Hyun-soo | |
| Dah-hae Lee | ... | Ji-eun | |
| Han Kim | ... | Man in Studio | |
| Se-jin Park | ... | Woman in Studio | |
| Dong-jin Park | ... | Detective Lee | |
| Jong-su Lee | ... | Man who Came Back from Family Trip | |
| Ui-soo Lee | ... | Woman who Came Back from Family Trip | |
| Jong-hwa Ryoo | ... | Boy who Came Back from Family Trip | |
| Sung-hoon Kang | ... | Boyfriend of Girl who Got Hit by Golf Ball | |
| Sung-hoon Jung | ... | Prisoner 1 | |
| Ji-yong Jang | ... | Prisoner 2 | |
| Maeng-sung Kim | ... | Prisoner 3 | |
| Hoon Jang | ... | Guy Who Stares | |
| Seok-bin Jang | ... | CIS Team 1 | |
| Hyung-suk Kim | ... | CIS Team 2 | |
| Tae-suk Shin | ... | Policeman 1 | |
| Hong-suk Lee | ... | Policeman 2 | |
| Nam-min Park | ... | Policeman 4 |
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| Ki-duk Kim | |||
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| Ki-duk Kim | written by | |
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| Yong-bae Choi | .... | co-executive producer | |
| Ki-duk Kim | .... | producer | |
| Youngjoo Suh | .... | co-producer | |
| Michiko Suzuki | .... | executive producer | |
Original Music by | |||
| Slvian | |||
Cinematography by | |||
| Seong-back Jang | |||
Film Editing by | |||
| Ki-duk Kim | |||
Production Design by | |||
| Chungsol Art | |||
Sound Department | |||
| Jin-wook Jung | .... | sound | |
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Watched it two times the past week. In a nutshell - I dare anyone to find a film that is more sober and so light and that at the same time fills you with a deep warmth an and all encompassing feeling of great tenderness. Really.
Its story is of such unbelievable simplicity that at the first sight of such a script you'd wonder how on earth it would be possible to make it into a film - or tell anything with it that goes beyond the script. Add to this the fact that any dialogue almost entirely fails to manifest itself...
But then you forget about Kim Ki-duk! If anyone was born with the eye of the cinematographic magician, it must be him. Despite the fact that I did not like The Isle at all, the photography was utterly unbelievable. Same for Spring, Summer... But then I still thought "well, anyone with reasonable skill can get a good image out of such landscapes/spaces". But none of that here - mainly indoors or in the city - just a guy spending his nights at other unknown people's places while they're away, and in turn repairs stuff and cleans/does the laundry. And STILL the images are nothing less than breathtaking. The light is superb, the framing, everything... Also the storytelling... pacing is perfect - he tells the story with images more than with events. The film actually becomes light as feather, and then lighter. Sublimation. And besides that, he manages to squeeze in some real drama and the occasional laugh. Go figure.
I'm gonna quit here, there's really nothing much more I can add. Do yourself a favour and see this inconspicuous little film that is so profoundly simple and beautiful that you'll be wanting to send me a thank you note afterwards for telling you this.