Country
South Korea
Production Year
2023
Running Time
80
Genre
Comedy
Age
13+
social media, technology
Oh Tae-Kyung, once an up-and-coming actor, starts a YouTube channel as a breakthrough. He starts to produce content where he grants people’s wishes, inspired by the movie OLDBOY. One day, with a hefty sum of money, a subscriber asks him to find out the story of a man standing alone with a picket that says, “I HAVEN’T DONE ANYTHING.” However, the guy remains in endless silence. When Tae-Kyung is about to give up, he comes across the picket guy’s sister, and she tells him what had happened. As he goes closer to the truth, the excitement of unraveling the story turns out to be a shocking twist.
Director
Park Sang-Min
Director PARK first dreamt of becoming a director after watching Chungking Express, directed by Wong Kar-wai, in middle school. Fascinated by Japanese and 80’s Hollywood films in high school, he went to the theaters and cinematheques daily. Majoring in film directing at 24, he fell into the black comedy genre, and most of his short films at the time were black comedies. After graduation, he worked as an assistant director in the Korean film industry, where he met director JUNG Bum-shik and participated in various films before eventually co-writing the horror film GONJIAM: Haunted Asylum with director JUNG. Thanks to GONJIAM: Haunted Asylum, he received many offers to debut with a horror film. However, as for the debut film, PARK Sang-min wanted to make a comedy film, which has been his interest ever since he was young, and that manifested in his first feature film, I HAVEN’T DONE ANYTHING.
