
[First Reactions]
A riveting acting showdown between Kim Yoon-seok and Koo Kyo-hwan, reunited after 〈Escape from Mogadishu〉! 〈Heavy Snow〉 opens in theaters on November 18. The mystery drama unfolds at a rural train station cut off by heavy snow, where a mysterious body is discovered in front of retiring stationmaster Gap-su (Kim Yoon-seok) and his newly arrived successor, Hyun-taek (Koo Kyo-hwan). Cineplay reporter Sung Chan-eol shares his impressions after watching 〈Heavy Snow〉 at a press screening.
Sung Chan-eol / ★★★☆ / The two actors’ aura firmly binds together comedy and tension on the tracks
Kim Yoon-seok and Koo Kyo-hwan race like two trains on tracks that are constantly changing course. Tension builds amid the silence, prompting laughter; then, at the end of that laughter, tension flares up again. These moments keep coming, one after another. The situations that unfold in this confined space hit the mark. Meanwhile, metaphors for life and generations are subtly woven in, leaving a lingering impression on viewers. Still, compared with the overwhelming quality of the film through the middle, the climax feels quite clumsy. And the aspects deliberately left “unknown” may remain a major flaw for some viewers.



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