DEBT

About This Movie

So, 'Debt' dives into the gritty realities of financial struggle, wrapped in this odd blend of comedy and drama. You’ve got Daebok, a small business owner teetering on the edge, with overdue bills piling up while his son, Hongmin, just kind of floats around without much ambition. The tone is pretty raw—humor surfaces amidst the chaos, but it's all grounded in the harshness of recession life. The pacing feels deliberate, almost like it’s mirroring Daebok’s uphill battle. And then there’s Wonchang, who brings this unpredictable tension, threatening Daebok over credit issues. It’s distinctive in how it balances those comedic moments with the weight of real-life stakes. The performances—particularly from the lead—carry a lot of that emotional heft.

Explores themes of financial hardship and familial relationships. · Distinctive blend of comedy and drama with a raw tone. · Features a unique pacing that mirrors the protagonist's struggles.