

A meet-cute with the in-laws turns into something way worse than awkward small talk.
The pregnant Marie is driving a luxury sedan through a country lane. She’s excited about marrying into a rich family and is on her way to meet her parents-in-law. But thanks to a hick constable, Marie comes to a dead end, and a strange car pulls up behind her.
Direction
Kim Hyun-zo stretches 27 minutes into pure psychological suffocation.
Acting
Ryu Abel's mounting panic is physically exhausting to watch—in the best way.
Director
Kim Hyun-zo
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Korean 'gapjil' culture—abuse of power by the privileged—fuels every frame. The rich family's casual cruelty hits different when you know the real-world context.
The title's double meaning suggests Marie is being 'weeded out' of the family tree before she can bear an heir. Director Kim reportedly shot the car interior scenes in actual 40°C heat to induce genuine physical distress.