*Spoiler alert
[Worst Woman]
She is the main character, Eun Hee (Han Ye Ri), a theater actress. And Ryohei (Iwase Ryo) is a novelist. Both had jobs that told lies.
"What is the real, I was always honest."
This line brings the film to starts and closes it.
The direction was very interesting, it uses the place cleverly. Seochon and Namsan are filmed beautifully. The peaceful atmosphere in the quiet place is uncharacteristically beautiful with the title, "Worst Woman". It uses the road on Namsan very well. Many parts of the movie run on the road. When the main character was in danger, a pair of 'road' was used to keep the main character in a tight spot. The next best use is language. Korean and Japanese meet and speak English. Their poor English skills rather made them honest.
The humor code is quite successful while the movie goes peacefully. Core of the humor is Uncheol (acted by Lee Hee-joon). He played the role of a fool in everything serious. While talking about the characters, let's talk about the main characters. Eun Hee makes the same line at the beginning and the end. What was impressive She acted that she is acting poorly at the first line. This was very natural. By contrast, it makes the latter half of the line quite heavy. She has digested a difficult performance well. Han Ye-ri is already in the spotlight, but she is one of the more interesting actors to see in the future.
It reminds me a lot of Hong Sang-su's "Our Sunhi". Except for three men and one woman, these don't resemble each other very much. It may be because of the resemblance of some nuances that can not be explained.
Don't worry, this story has a happy ending.
Becauese of this line, I was able to get up at the theater with a warm heart.
It is a charming film. A film about sincerity, candor, and lying.
