Decision to Leave

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Our kid detective also finds himself in a soulless marriage. Insomniac married to the job more and why Seo-Rae becomes that obsession. His wall of unsolved crimes showcase he won’t sleep until they are all solved.

Suspicious minds run amok in Chan-Wook’s first theatrical release in over 6 years ( The Handmaiden being that last feature). A film that is as much a thriller as it’s a romantic drama, steeped in intrigue as well as flirting with death. Seo-Rae ( Tang Wei, Ang Lee’s Lust And Caution) is calm and collected now widowed. She is Chinese and her Korean language skills are limited, does she truly understand what is going on? Selected items are only available for delivery via the Royal Mail 48® service and other items are available for delivery using this service for a charge.She is now become the main suspect and Hae-jun even asks her if she knows what Suspect means? No matter her answer the chief investigator of the case is slowly becoming obsessed with Seo-Rae. Possibly falling in love with her. The closer the pair get, Hae-jun is moving further away from that line of morality. He has to compromise especially that his new flavour of the month is getting preferential treatment.

Number Time In Length Avg Video Rate Max 1-Sec Rate Max 1-Sec Time Max 5-Sec Rate Max 5-Sec Time Max 10Sec Rate Max 10Sec Time Avg Frame Size Max Frame Size Max Frame Time MPEG-H HEVC Video 0 kbps 2160p / 23.976 fps / 16:9 / Main 10 @ Level 5.1 @ High / 4:2:0 / 10 bits / 1000nits / HDR10 / BT.2020 Elvis Presley famously sang about ‘ suspicious minds’ in 1969. 53 years later Korean film maker Park Chan-Wook seduces our eyes with crimes of the heart in his latest thriller, Decision To Leave. Now arrived on MUBI, soon to Blu-ray in a couple of weeks.

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There is no such thing as a ordinary film from the Korean auteur, nothing is ever straight forward. This is the man who gave us Oldboy, JSA, Thirst and Stoker. All unique films, not always the easiest films to explain without stepping into spoiler territory. Park Hae-il and Tang Wei on screen chemistry works and what we see on the screen is believable. Their romance feels questionable, when the pair meet over a year later you once again the questions feel unanswered. You could say it’s the director’s most romantic film to date. A Philippine-based lifestyle and entertainment journalist, Ryan primarily covers film, television, music, and anything pop culture-related. In addition, he has written about beauty, fashion, wellness, and human-interest stories under the lifestyle category. Before joining Collider as a news and feature writer, Ryan also worked as a staff writer for a local newspaper.