Ha-ri is a dynamic character whose straightforward and assertive personality often leads to comedic moments. Despite her tough exterior, she has a soft spot for those she cares about and is not afraid to stand up for what she believes in. Kim Se-jeong brings depth and relatability to Ha-ri, making her a character audiences root for.
Cinematography used negative space. Long silences in the executive elevator. Rain on the floor-to-ceiling windows during a midnight argument about quarterly earnings. The signature scene: both of them alone in the office holiday party, him loosening his tie for the first time, her laughing at his failed attempt at casual conversation. The tension wasn’t a kiss—it was him handing her his credit card to buy a new dress after she spilled wine, then leaving the room before she could thank him. boss in love -2018-
Because it is only 16 minutes long, there is zero room for complex world-building, character backstories, or deeper emotional development. It functions more like a single extended comedic skit rather than a fully fleshed-out movie. Ha-ri is a dynamic character whose straightforward and
as Hye-mi: Se-young's partner and former colleague. Cinematography used negative space
Reviewers on Letterboxd describe it as a "light and pleasant" romance that uses humor and tenderness to handle office complications.
Reviewers heavily praise the natural and magnetic chemistry between Kim Yu-ra and Choi Woo-jung. Choi Woo-jung, who is known for appearing in other famous Korean short films like Don't Say Sorry , plays perfectly into the "sweet and feisty" archetype against Se-young's more composed demeanor.
by user SkyBluPCYJJK was completed in late 2017/early 2018, featuring characters inspired by Harry Styles and others. K-Drama Context: