"Hole-in-law" is an omnibus film that explores the intricacies of jealousy and human relationships through two interconnected episodes. The first episode centers around a drinking party where Sang-min, a movie director, meets Hye-jin. Their encounter quickly becomes intimate, but complications arise when Hye-jin's friend Mina leaves early, leading to an unexpected three-way dynamic involving Sang-min and Jae-hoon. In the second episode, Sang-min reconnects with his school friend Ji-eun at a club, only to grapple with feelings of jealousy and affection when he learns she has been with his foreign friend James.
The film delves deeply into themes of jealousy, desire, and the complexities of emotional connections. It portrays the raw, sometimes uncomfortable facets of human relationships, emphasizing how insecurity and affection can be intertwined. By presenting characters who navigate messy emotional landscapes, "Hole-in-law" invites viewers to reflect on the nature of love, trust, and the boundaries of personal attachment.
Upon release, "Hole-in-law" garnered attention for its candid portrayal of adult relationships and its nuanced storytelling style. While some critics praised its bold narrative approach and character development, others found its themes provocative yet relatable. Over time, the film has resonated with audiences interested in exploring psychological and emotional depth, contributing to conversations in pop culture about jealousy, fidelity, and modern relationships.
Crew of Hole-in-law
Full backstage crew list →- Released July 06, 2020