Kim Ji-young: Born 1982

A quiet, meditative immersion into a solitary man's daily rituals, finding profound beauty in the ordinary and the fleeting.

A raw, emotionally draining immersion into a fragile woman's unraveling and a marriage under unbearable strain, naturalistic and deeply uncomfortable.

A deeply human, bittersweet drama about family wounds and creative reconciliation, told with warmth, wit, and emotional precision.

A quiet, observant character study that immerses you in one woman's solitude, building slow tension and quiet heartbreak toward a tentative, earned release.

A quietly absorbing, novelistic look at ordinary lives that rewards patience with deep emotional resonance.

A quiet, intimate portrait of domestic pressure that builds slowly, leaving you unsettled and thoughtful.

A quiet, devastating slide into forgetting, anchored by a luminous performance that makes the loss feel intimate and unbearably real.

A quietly devastating and intimate portrait of a family falling apart, anchored by raw performances and a courtroom climax that feels painfully real.

A quiet, observant plunge into a woman's daily endurance, balancing surface cheer with private sorrow and quiet resignation.

A restless, scrappy character study that swings between raw vulnerability and wry defiance, keeping you close to a woman rebuilding herself.

A sincere, slow-building courtroom drama that balances quiet tension with gentle warmth, anchored by a tender central relationship.

A slow, emotionally taxing watch that traps you in a cramped apartment with a fraying mother-daughter bond, building quiet dread and sorrow.