You ghosted me for a week

About This Movie

You Ghosted Me for a Week has this intimate vibe that really pulls you in. Set against the backdrop of early 2021 Seoul, it's a bit of a time capsule, capturing that strange moment when the pandemic had everything on hold. Ju-Won’s visit to Eun Ha is filled with this tension; there's a mix of concern and the dampening weight of isolation. Their interactions are slow, almost languid, and it gives you time to soak in the atmosphere. The performances feel genuine, grounded in the uncertainty of their relationship. The whole premise is simple, yet it dives deep into themes of connection and the silence that can grow between people. It’s like a quiet reflection on relationships during tough times.

Intimate character study · Explores isolation and connection · Set during pandemic restrictions