You Have To Decide

About This Movie

You Have To Decide is this introspective drama that kind of lingers with you. Jung-gi, our intern, gets caught up in a strange circularity of indecision, and it’s really interesting how the rooftop conversations serve as a metaphor for larger life choices. The pacing feels deliberate, almost meditative, allowing the audience to step into Jung-gi's conflicted mindset. You know, the performances are understated yet impactful—there's something raw about it. The practical effects are minimal, which actually works in its favor, focusing your attention on the character dynamics and those moments of quiet reflection. It’s not flashy, but it has a distinct vibe that gets you thinking about the choices we make, or don’t make, in life.

Focuses on personal indecision and the weight of choices. · Atmospheric rooftop scenes enhance the reflective mood. · Subtle performances that invite deeper contemplation.