Mi-Ran ( Park Hyun-jin ) is a beautiful dance student who becomes the model and lover for her professor.
Directed and written by Joo Kyung-jung , the film is notable for its use of 3D technology in the erotic genre, intended to make the dance and sex scenes more lifelike and immersive.
The narrative unfolds through conflicting flashbacks as both men recount their time with Mi-Ran, leaving the audience to wonder which version of the "truth" is real. Description Lee Sung-jae Hwang Jun-hyuk
The film follows the reunion of two men who were both deeply influenced by the same woman, Mi-Ran, ten years prior.
Art critic Min-woo (Kim Ji-hoon) interrogates the sculptor about his relationship with Mi-Ran. He eventually reveals his own connection to her, having been the man she turned to after leaving the professor.
Professor Jun-hyuk ( Lee Sung-jae ) creates a life-sized metal sculpture of Mi-Ran titled Natali but refuses to sell it even a decade later.
An art critic and former fellow student with a "stalkerish" devotion to Mi-Ran.
Mi-Ran ( Park Hyun-jin ) is a beautiful dance student who becomes the model and lover for her professor.
Directed and written by Joo Kyung-jung , the film is notable for its use of 3D technology in the erotic genre, intended to make the dance and sex scenes more lifelike and immersive.
The narrative unfolds through conflicting flashbacks as both men recount their time with Mi-Ran, leaving the audience to wonder which version of the "truth" is real. Description Lee Sung-jae Hwang Jun-hyuk
The film follows the reunion of two men who were both deeply influenced by the same woman, Mi-Ran, ten years prior.
Art critic Min-woo (Kim Ji-hoon) interrogates the sculptor about his relationship with Mi-Ran. He eventually reveals his own connection to her, having been the man she turned to after leaving the professor.
Professor Jun-hyuk ( Lee Sung-jae ) creates a life-sized metal sculpture of Mi-Ran titled Natali but refuses to sell it even a decade later.
An art critic and former fellow student with a "stalkerish" devotion to Mi-Ran.
