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Seo-Young ( Chun Woo-Hee) is a single woman in her 30's and she is a contract worker at a company. She dreams of having a stable life, but her reality is far from that. She's insecure in her relationship with her boyfriend Jin-Soo ( Yoo Teo ), who works at the same company.
Vertigo (2019) < Beo-ti-go >. Seo-young sways dangerously by the window on the edge of her 42nd floor office at 148 meters above sea level that overlooks the port. Tired of her selfish mother, Seo-young lives alone and works as a graphic designer of an IT company’s development team.
Oct 16, 2019 · Directed by Jeon Gye-soo (전계수) Written by Jeon Gye-soo (전계수) 114min | Release date in South Korea: 2019/10/16. Synopsis. A melo film about a woman who feels like she's falling from her office in a tall building, and a rope climber who walks on a rope amidst the forest of buildings like Spiderman.
Sep 17, 2020 · In a corporate world made of glass, steel, and concrete, Jeon Gye-soo's atmospheric Korean language film Vertigo captures the agony of one woman's emotional and physical isolation and the slow-budding connection she makes with a high rise window washer contracted to clean the windows at her place of work.
“Vertigo” primary is a tremendous exposé of the corporate culture in modern South Korea, particularly the position of women in it.
Oct 17, 2019 · Haunted by past wounds from her parents, Seo-young suffers from tinnitus and vertigo which started when she had moved to her new office in the sky a few months ago. Seo-young and Jin-su, the manager of the development team, are secretly dating, but becomes vulnerable to an unexpected provocation.
Seo Young, a graphic designer in her early 30s, works in an office in Seoul that is high up in a skyscassaultr, despite the fact that she suffers from vertigo. The story follows her as she enters into a romance with a man who works on the face of the building as he fixes it, […]
Nov 9, 2019 · Vertigo is Jeon Gye-soo’s fifth feature and also marks his return to the melodramatic film genre after over a decade. The film is technically well shot, with camera work by Lee Sung-eun, the cinematographer responsible for the stunning work on The Yellow Sea and The Chaser, drawing
Seo-young and Jin-su, the manager of the development team, are secretly dating, but becomes vulnerable to an unexpected provocation. Saddened by the death of his only sister, Gwan-woo navigates around a 70-story high-rise on ropes.
Haunted by past wounds from her parents, Seo-young suffers from tinnitus and vertigo which started when she had moved to her new office in the sky a few months ago. Seo-young and Jin-su, the manager of the development team, are secretly dating, but becomes vulnerable to an unexpected provocation.
