Ordinary Days (2014 South Korean Film)

Ordinary Days (Korean: 별일아니다) is a South Korean independent drama film released on February 13, 2014. The film was written, directed, and produced by Kim Sang-Suk, who also stars in the lead role. With a runtime of 124 minutes, the production was distributed by Film JoseE.

Promotional poster for the film Ordinary Days — Promotional visual for the 2014 film Ordinary Days.

Plot

The narrative centers on the aftermath of a suicide attempt by a character named Jung-Woo. Following the event, Sang-Suk becomes preoccupied with the well-being of Jung-Woo's girlfriend, Mi-So. After Mi-So expresses discomfort about returning home, she and Sang-Suk spend the night together, leading to a severance of contact between Sang-Suk and Jung-Woo. When Sang-Suk later encounters the couple still together, he experiences a sense of betrayal. As an aspiring actor, Sang-Suk decides to write a screenplay based on these events and recruits Mi-So, an experienced actress, to perform in his film.

Cast

Kim Sang-Suk as Sang-Suk
Kim Eun-Joo as Mi-So
Kim Tae-Hee as Jung-Tae
Baek Jae-Ho as Hyung-Jae
Lee Yoon-Hee as Mi-Oh
Lim Young-Jin as Jung-Woo
Jung Da-Hye as Jung-Yeon (cameo)