Oki's Movie

Oki's Movie

Year: 2012

Runtime: 80 min

Language: Korean

Director: Sang-soo Hong

DramaComedy

In "Oki's Movie", four vignettes unfold, each featuring three recurring characters navigating love and life. Amidst these intimate tales, a film student, Oki, crafts a poignant reflection on her past experiences with two vastly different suitors. By weaving together parallel scenes set against the backdrop of Acha Mountain, Oki's cinematic chronicle reveals the nuances of her relationships, inviting viewers to ponder the similarities and differences between love, memory, and growth.

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In the heart of Seoul during winter, we meet struggling short film director Nam Jin-gu, played by Lee Sun-kyun. On his way to a screening of one of his films, he faces persistent nagging from his wife, Jang Su-yang, portrayed by Seo Yeong-hwa, about his drinking habits. This contentious atmosphere leads him to ponder whether she might be involved with another man, a guy named Yeong-su.

In a moment of introspection, he recalls a conversation with his former film professor, Song, played by Moon Sung-keun, who dishearteningly claims that the art of filmmaking is now a relic of the past. Tensions rise during a dinner with film school faculty, where Nam, fueled by alcohol, finds himself in a heated argument with Song over some unsettling rumors he has come to hear.

As the narrative unfolds at a Q&A session for his film, an audience member named Chae-eun, played by Lee Chae-eun, claps back with a pointed question concerning Nam’s past romantic involvement with an actress, suggesting he bears responsibility for the chaos that followed in her life. In a moment of vulnerability, he responds, declaring his decision to abandon directing.

Flashback to a few years prior in the film “King of Kisses,” we see Nam, yearning for relationships, attempt to woo fellow student Jung Ok-heui, played by Jung Yu-mi, at film school. He boldly claims never having dated before, and during a tender moment in a greenhouse, she compliments him, saying he’s a “good kisser.” Despite her lingering feelings for an older man, Nam’s persistence ultimately leads to them becoming intimate and embarking on a romantic journey together.

In “After the Snowstorm,” after a hefty snowfall, only Nam and Jung attend Prof. Song’s class, culminating in an insightful discussion about relationships. Meanwhile, Song has come to a decision—he finds it time to step away from teaching.

Lastly, in “Oki’s Movie,” Jung narrates a poignant short film reflecting on her romantic experiences with two contrasting men: an “older man” and a “younger man.” Her story unfolds during beautiful wintry walks on Mt. Acha, just south of Seoul, intertwining her past relationships with those introspective moments by the scenic landscapes.

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