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18th(2016)



How Do I Say

CHAE Ji-hye

  • Korea
  • 2015
  • World Premiere
  • 23min
  • DCP
  • color
  • Fiction

World Premiere

Growth/Independence Migration/Residence Friendship

SYNOPSIS

Having to move out of her dorm, Nam-eun decides
 to go look for an apartment with her best friend Heesoo.
 On their way to the apartment, they joke around,
 take photos and have a good time. Little does Hee-soo
 know that, for some reason, Nam-eun actually a little
 weirded out by the things Hee-soo says.

 

Nam-eun, who is moving out of the dorms,
 goes apartment-hunting with her best friend Hee-soo. Under the vast Seoul sky,
 there is an abundance of houses but not one place that can accommodate only one
 person, and the price of a cup of iced latte is also ridiculously expensive.
 The apartment that the friend of Hee-soo¡¯s aunt introduced them to requires a
 deposit of 10,000,000 KRW and a monthly rent of 500,000 KRW, faces south, comes
 furnished, and has a convenience store nearby. Although Nam-eun really likes
 the place, the monthly rent is beyond what she can afford. However, she also
 can¡¯t bear to say out loud that she cannot sign the lease. Hee-soo is
 exasperated by the fact that Nam-eun keeps giving her other petty excuses,
 while Nam-eun finds the fact that Hee-soo lives without ever worrying about
 money a little detestable. Both the director¡¯s ability to unfold the story and
 the two actress¡¯ effortless acting truly stand out in the film. [KANG Ba-da]

PROGRAM NOTE

SYNOPSIS

Having to move out of her dorm, Nam-eun decides
 to go look for an apartment with her best friend Heesoo.
 On their way to the apartment, they joke around,
 take photos and have a good time. Little does Hee-soo
 know that, for some reason, Nam-eun actually a little
 weirded out by the things Hee-soo says.


Program Note

Nam-eun, who is moving out of the dorms,
 goes apartment-hunting with her best friend Hee-soo. Under the vast Seoul sky,
 there is an abundance of houses but not one place that can accommodate only one
 person, and the price of a cup of iced latte is also ridiculously expensive.
 The apartment that the friend of Hee-soo¡¯s aunt introduced them to requires a
 deposit of 10,000,000 KRW and a monthly rent of 500,000 KRW, faces south, comes
 furnished, and has a convenience store nearby. Although Nam-eun really likes
 the place, the monthly rent is beyond what she can afford. However, she also
 can¡¯t bear to say out loud that she cannot sign the lease. Hee-soo is
 exasperated by the fact that Nam-eun keeps giving her other petty excuses,
 while Nam-eun finds the fact that Hee-soo lives without ever worrying about
 money a little detestable. Both the director¡¯s ability to unfold the story and
 the two actress¡¯ effortless acting truly stand out in the film. [KANG Ba-da]

Director

  • CHAE Ji-hyeCHAE Ji-hye

    Bron in 1990, Gimcheon. She graduated from department of Filmmaking and Sound at Korea National University of Arts. She directed Where did it go?(2012), and How Do I Say(2015)

Credit

  • Producer±¸ÁöÇö KOO Ji-hyun
  • Cast ±è¿¹Àº KIM Ye-Eun ½Å¿ìÈñ Woo-Hee Shin ¿ÁÁÖ¸® OK Ju-Ri
  • Screenwriter äÁöÇý CHAE Ji-hye
  • Cinematography Á¤¿îõ JEONG Woon-Cheon
  • Editor ÀÌÁø LEE Jin
  • Sound ½ÅÀ翬, äÁöÇý SHIN Jae-yeon, CHAE Ji-hye