The Depths

About This Movie

The Depths is a subtle exploration of human connection and desperation. It kicks off with this wedding shoot gone south that leads Bae-hwan to Ryu, a callboy caught in a real messy situation involving murder. The film possesses a somber tone that lingers, enhanced by Hamaguchi’s knack for drawn-out, intimate conversations that feel both real and raw. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to really sink into the characters' lives and choices. Performances are genuinely engaging; you can almost feel the weight of their decisions. There's no flashy effects here, just solid storytelling that highlights the depth of their struggles. It all feels like a haunting reflection on the lengths people go to escape their realities.

Explores themes of connection and escape · Strong character-driven narrative · Lingers with a haunting atmosphere