Interview

About This Movie

So, 'Interview' (2020) takes a pretty straightforward premise and spins it into an unsettling experience. You've got Mi-sook, who’s excited and nervous for her big interview, but then she finds this eerily deserted office filled with trash—definitely not the usual vibe. The pacing is tight; it builds tension gradually as she starts to sense that something's off. The atmosphere is thick with dread. It's intriguing how the phone ringing becomes a pivotal moment, almost like a siren call. Performances are on point, especially as Mi-sook grapples with her growing paranoia. It explores themes of isolation and the unexpected horrors of ambition, which is a unique angle for a thriller. There’s a rawness to it that sticks with you.

Tension builds gradually.Explores themes of isolation.Unique take on the interview process.