16 minutes of political chaos that'll make you rage-cry into your World Cup snacks.
The truth of illegal sale of land and illegal eviction of residents was revealed at the worst National Assembly hearing that was overshadowed by the 2002 World Cup.
Acting
Go Soo's quiet desperation vs. Lee Hee-jun's smug denial — chef's kiss.
Direction
Lee Jong-suk squeezes feature-film tension into 16 brutal minutes.
Editing
Relentless timing — no breathing room, just sinking dread.
Director
Lee Jong-suk
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
The film directly references real 2002 World Cup national hysteria, when South Korea's government faced minimal scrutiny. The timing isn't accidental—it's a cultural wound.
Lee Jong-suk studied actual National Assembly footage; the bureaucratic chaos and feigned ignorance are almost documentary-level accurate, which makes the fictional corruption hit harder.
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