Hidden Face

Su-yeon, a cellist in an orchestra led by her fiancé and conductor Sung-jin, disappears one day, leaving behind only a video recording. Sung-jin is devasted over the loss of Su-yeon, but feels a strong attraction to Mi-ju, a cellist who fills in for his fiancée. Then one rainy night, Sung-jin and Mi-ju get swept away by their mutual desires for each other and commit an unforgivable act at Su-yeon’s house.

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Film Cast:

  • Sung-jin: Song Seung-heon
  • Su-yeon: Cho Yeo-jeong
  • Mi-ju: Park Ji-hyun
  • Hye-yeon: Park Ji-young
  • Office Manager: Park Seong-geun
  • Sung-jin’s Mother: Cha Mi-kyung
  • Ms. Park: Byun Joong-hee
  • Deputy Concertmaster: Park Young-jun
  • Su-yeon’s Friend: Joo Ye-rin
  • Su-yeon’s Friend: Lee So-young
  • Su-yeon’s Friend: Koh Na-young
  • Su-yeon’s Friend: Son Eun-ho
  • Plumber: Yoon Se-woong
  • Detective: Sim Woo-sung
  • Orchestra Employee: Oh Nu-ri
  • Chef: Lee Moon-bin
  • Driver: Son Joo-hwan
  • Old Woman: Shin Jae-young
  • Eun-bi: Kim Yu-na
  • Detective 1: Seo Mun-ho
  • Woman in Kimbap Restaurant 2: Nam Myung-ji

Film Crew:

  • Adaptation: Kim Dae-woo
  • Production Design: Park Elhen
  • Original Story: Arturo Infante
  • Original Film Writer: Hatem Khraiche
  • Original Film Writer: Andrés Baiz
  • Assistant Director: Jeon Se-ha
  • Writer: Roh Deok
  • Writer: Hong Eun-mi
  • Adaptation: Kim Bong-joo
  • Director of Photography: Kim Dong-young
  • Costume Design: Choi Eui-young
  • Makeup & Hair: Park Sun
  • Special Effects Supervisor: Hong Jang-pyo
  • Editor: Kim Sun-min
  • Sound: Han Myung-hwan
  • VFX Supervisor: Oh Serk-keun
  • Colorist: Park Jin-young
  • Executive Producer: Kim Woo-taek
  • Lighting Director: Kim Hyeong-yong
  • Key Grip: Kim Dong-jin
  • Production Sound Mixer: Yun Seong-gi
  • Set Decoration: Choi Hong-seob
  • Props: You Cheong
  • Props: Park Jun-yong
  • Special Effects Makeup Artist: Hwang Hyo-kyun
  • Special Effects Makeup Artist: Kwak Tae-yong
  • Producer: Park Gyeong-seo
  • Producer: Song Ji-eun
  • Producer: Park Jae-hyun
  • Executive Producer: Choi Pyung-ho
  • Original Music Composer: Lee Jae-jin

Movie Reviews:

  • Wonnho: it was shocking when I saw the ending part. she was slaved ultimately never freeing from her old sister. From middle school, she always has been a slave and there was a contrary vision though. at the first part of the movie, very sexual scene not keeping eyes off from the screen. I felt some kind of heterogeneous sentiment since cultural element is not tinged with Korean one. In spite of the fact, I deserved seeing the movie.

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