Spa Night2016
Spa Night (2016)
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as David
as Soyoung
as Jin
as Eddie Baek
as Spa Manager
as Mrs. Baek
as Mrs. Kim
as Peter
as Stella
as Esther Kang
as Korean Counter Woman
as Fit Man
as Grace
as Academy Director
as Mr. Im
as Mrs. Im
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Although Seo and Ahn are able to tap into David's confusion and agony -- especially when filtered through the lens of his damningly hopeful parents -- there's never much more to David (or his story) than that.
Writer-director Andrew Ahn has made a confident, assured, low-key debut that's a textbook example of how to make a compelling small-budget movie.
The assured feature debut by Andrew Ahn is also the story of a young gay man's sexual awakening, and its sensitive lead performance affectingly expresses the tension between tradition and personal identity.
Even with its flaws, Spa Night is an extremely personal film. We need more of those.
It would be easy to categorize this cool, exquisitely observant first feature by the Korean-American filmmaker Andrew Ahn as a gay movie. But it is much more.
Together, Ahn and cinematographer Ki Jin Kim approach moments of sensuality subtly, as the camera languidly wades into the steamy saunas and the monochromatic showers where David's interest in the unknown begins to percolate.
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