• As a filmmaker in Japan and South Korea, Lee Sang-il's mental state must be profoundly suppressed and painful to repeatedly delve into such dark aspects of human nature. • Eri Fukatsu's portrayal of the character lacks logical consistency from top to bottom and inside out, excessively catering to the needs of the story – essentially a pawn, a comfort woman on the escape route. • Moreover, the pacing of the entire film is too uneven; the final third is quite bland, lacking flavor.
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• As a filmmaker in Japan and South Korea, Lee Sang-il's mental state must be profoundly suppressed and painful to repeatedly delve into such dark aspects of human nature.
• Eri Fukatsu's portrayal of the character lacks logical consistency from top to bottom and inside out, excessively catering to the needs of the story – essentially a pawn, a comfort woman on the escape route.
• Moreover, the pacing of the entire film is too uneven; the final third is quite bland, lacking flavor.
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