Juvenile 3: The Final Reckoning
Jun-ho is a freelance photographer. His independence is also reflected in his relationships with women, as he avoids any commitment. When he takes on a job for a magazine, he runs into Eun-ji, a woman…
Juvenile 3: The Final Reckoning
Jun-ho is a freelance photographer. His independence is also reflected in his relationships with women, as he avoids any commitment. When he takes on a job for a magazine, he runs into Eun-ji, a woman he met through a dating application. She pretends she doesn't know him, even though they spent a night together. They remain in an "open" relationship, and since Eun-ji is also dating a man who has a more stable position, Jun-ho doesn't press for more closeness. Somewhere between friends and lovers, they both drift between passionate love and cold looks and words - A romantic comedy-drama about young Koreans trying at all costs to avoid responsibility for themselves and their relationships, preferring to replace love with friendship. —Warsaw Film Festival
Juvenile 3: The Final Reckoning
Action,Crime,Drama
Film Details
Jun-ho is a freelance photographer. His independence is also reflected in his relationships with women, as he avoids any commitment. When he takes on a job for a magazine, he runs into Eun-ji, a woman he met through a dating application.
She pretends she doesn't know him, even though they spent a night together. They remain in an "open" relationship, and since Eun-ji is also dating a man who has a more stable position, Jun-ho doesn't press for more closeness. Somewhere between friends and lovers, they both drift between passionate love and cold looks and words - A romantic comedy-drama about young Koreans trying at all costs to avoid responsibility for themselves and their relationships, preferring to replace love with friendship.
—Warsaw Film Festival.