The Last Dining Table (2006)
- Directed by
- Roh Gyeong-tae
- Country
- South Korea
How it feels
Set in the outskirts and slums of Seoul, the film follows a disconnected group of characters. They include a grandmother divorcing her dead husband, a mortuary worker mother, a gambling-addicted father, and a teenage cabaret singer son. Sparse dialogue and slow pacing gradually reveal their stories before a shocking ending unites them.
lyricalmeditativedreamlikeslow-burnunsettlingmelancholicvisually lushenigmaticminimalist
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