The psychological thriller 'The Nonsense,' starring Oh Ah-yeon and Park Yong-woo, opens in Korea on Nov. 26.
In the film, insurance adjuster Yuna (Oh) meets Soon-gyu (Park), the beneficiary of a suspicious death, and finds herself questioning what―and whom―she can trust. A Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA) project, 'The Nonsense' is written and directed by Lee Jae-hee, who also drew notice earlier this year as the screenwriter behind the hit reality-horror thriller 'Noise.'
Oh Ah-yeon, known for steady, scene-stealing turns in "Gonjiam: Haunted Asylum," "Mr. Sunshine," "Search: WWW" and "S Line," steps into the role of Yuna, a tenacious investigator chasing the truth behind an inexplicable case.
Opposite her, Park Yong-woo―long a mark of quality―plays Soon-gyu, a laughter therapist whose unsettling vibe clashes with his disarming charm, crafting another distinctive character that’s bound to hook viewers.
The newly unveiled main poster pairs the paradoxical tagline “Everything is real. And fake at the same time.” with the title 'The Nonsense,' teasing the film’s slippery reality. The intense, locked gazes of Oh and Park stoke anticipation for the psychological games to come.
Fueled by a mysterious death, a hefty insurance payout and the pull of a truth that keeps shifting, the psychological mind-bender 'The Nonsense' hits theaters Nov. 26.
(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)