Deprivation

About This Movie

Deprivation is a raw exploration of emotional landscapes, really. The film dives deep into Ji-yeon and Do-jin's struggle; it's almost palpable, the weight of their IVF journey. You feel their exhaustion, their yearning, and the strain on their relationship. The pacing is deliberate—moments linger, letting the viewer sit in the discomfort of their situation. I found the performances to be strikingly authentic; you can see the desperation behind Ji-yeon's eyes, and Do-jin’s worry is almost suffocating. The atmosphere is heavy, almost claustrophobic, yet it feels real. There's this haunting quality throughout, really emphasizing themes of motherhood and loss. It’s not flashy or gimmicky, just a very human story told with understated grace.

Themes of motherhood and loss · Intimate performances · Deliberate pacing that enhances emotional weight