Details
- Status
- Released
- Release
- September 6, 2023 (3 years ago)
- Runtime
- 1h 34m
- Language
- Korean
- Origins
- AKA
- Tags
- Companies
- Lewis Pictures
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Cast View all
Jung Yu-miSoo-jin
Lee Sun-kyunHyun-su
Kim Kuk-heeMin-jung
Lee Kyung-jinSoo-jin's Mother
Yoon Kyung-hoDoctor
Kim Keum-soonShaman
Kim JunJin-hyeok
Lee Dong-chanPark Chun-gi
Choi Ah-rinHa-yoon
Park Hyun-jeongNurse
Oh Yun-suDrama Actress
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Crew View all
Jason YuDirector & Screenplay
Kim Hee-gyeongProducer
Lewis Taewan KimExecutive Producer
Choi Pyung-hoExecutive Producer
Choi Byung-hwanExecutive Producer
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External reviews
TIFF: South Korean filmmaker Jason Yu's feature directorial debut is funny, scary, and delightfully cutting.
Is there something supernatural behind ominous unidentified noises in an apartment building?
A newlywed couple are haunted by sleepless nights in Jason Yu’s confident, darkly humorous debut feature.
Get some Sleep
In Jason Yu's thriller Sleep, there are worse things in a marriage than being woken up by your partner snoring.
South Korean director Jason Yu’s directorial debut balances chilling peril and sly humor in a standout Toronto International Film Festival entry that will ...
Lee Sun-kyun appears posthumously in one of his best performances as an actor struggling to control his night-time excursions in this elegant and intimate ho...
Slowburn scares and Bong Joon-ho-esque humour come together in this impressive debut
The South Korean film, from Bong Joon-ho protege Jason Yu, is a rollicking ride about sleepwalking and marriage.