‘Still’: An Interesting Premise With Poor Execution
Overall this movie was an easy watch, but by no means a worthwhile watch.
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Inside bright and superficial Seoul, the boyish Mina is working for a photographer Jung, who detains pictures of her dark past. She scouts pretty girls for him and brings them to an underground studio, where Jung takes weird and erotic pictures of the girls by threatening them. But along with a deeply growing guilt, Mina is feeling strong desire to be a photographer too and understand that she has to escape from Jung’s oppression…
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Inside bright and superficial Seoul, the boyish Mina is working for a photographer Jung, who detains pictures of her dark past. She scouts pretty girls for him and brings them to an underground studio, where Jung takes weird and erotic pictures of the girls by threatening them. But along with a deeply growing guilt, Mina is feeling strong desire to be a photographer too and understand that she has to escape from Jung’s oppression…
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