Summer Time

Summer Time 2001 set in summer of 1980 in a low-income boarding house where many people from many different backgrounds and occupations live together. Tae-yoel, a student activist who is being hunted by the police, has to live in a remote village to hide. He lost all contact with his friends. Tae-yeol lives on the second floor of a wooden house.He spends most of his time indoors, killing time by sleeping and thinking, only going out to do laundry, breathing air, and other things. One day, Tae-yeol discovers a hole in the floor that looks straight down to the room below.

Everything starts from here when the room below is the residence of the couple Hie-ran and Sang-ho, Hie-ran is very beautiful and charming. The college student sees all the scenes of their relationship as well as Hie-ran’s activities at this time. Like Tae-yeol, Hie-ran also only stays in her room because every time she goes to work, her husband Sang-ho locks his wife in the house. Unable to bear seeing Hie-ran and her husband in private scenes every day, Tae-yeol one day decides to risk breaking into the house after accidentally picking up her house key…

After watching the 18+ rated work called Summer Time, the audience had many different opinions. The film was almost silent throughout the entire duration, the quality was also okay for Korean cinema in 2001. The film is about a horny fugitive living on the 2nd floor and watching his hot wife in her nightgown, then he does some real actions that he did and she likes it. Anyway, the film also has a sad ending, which is a bit stupid but makes the work more attractive and engaging. Critics have given many compliments to director Jae-ho Park.

In Summer Time, the female lead Song Ok Sook brought excitement to the audience, she performed very well in her hot scenes. Obviously, this is a sacrifice that few actors dare to make, which creates a realistic work for the audience. If anyone loves the 18+ genre of Korean cinema, this is clearly a film that is hard to ignore.