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Aein (2005)
If I were to summarize this movie in a few words, this would be it:
Serendipity with plenty of sex.
Telling a story of two strangers who meet by chance in an elevator,
The Intimate follows their journey through the day and night (which
doesn't seem to end by the way), as they discover about each other,
and about themselves in the process. Kinda like Before Sunrise in its
treatment, the lovers, nameless except known as Boy (Jo
Dong-Hyuk) and Girl (Sung Hyun-Ah), play the usual courtship mind
games, playing coy, being aggressive, taking turns to bust each
others chops as they fall into each other's arms.
Sounds like your typical romance movie, no? At certain points the
usual elements are there, like plot devices romanticizing a bench and
hand drawn pictures, and the mushy things lovers whisper to the
ears of another. Cliched highlights include one needing to leave the
country the next day, and the other being engaged to someone else,
and now both of them, by Fate, are presented a chance to do
something totally different. But in this story, it managed to take aged
old questions of doubt, and weave a compelling movie around them.
The basic question will be what is love. Is it supposed to be long
drawn and lasting a lifetime, or is the feeling actually made up of
short passionate bursts? And after being with someone for so long,
is it a question of being afraid to leave the comfort zone of familiarity,
or does it boil down truly to faithfulness? The nagging fear of being
about to marry someone, and then you meet your soulmate - what
do you do? Blame the person for turning up in your life too late? And
it is somehow true that the longer you know someone, the more
faults that you will find, and the question is, will you be able to live
with those faults, or do you prefer to live in that constant crest of
emotional highs and bailing out when the slightest inclination of such
faults start to rear its head?
It helps that both leads are eye-candy, as they offer you a chance to
answer some of those questions yourself if you were to put
yourselves in their shoes and be offered the same set of temptations
- here's what you currently have, and here's what someone else can
offer. What would you do? If there is a gripe, it'll be the
one-dimensional fiance that somehow has to be demonized in order
to make the other option all the more appealing.
It's a relatively engaging movie, though watching the out takes while
the end credits rolled made you appreciate the movie's direction a
little more. While those scenes which were left out may be seen as
more interesting, somehow I felt it would have disrupted the pace and
dragged events rather than having it all compacted into a screen
duration of 24 hours. It would have been a totally different look and
feel altogether, but probably not for the better.
* Director: Eun-tae Kim
* Writer: Chang-hun Yun
* Release Date: 8 December 2005 (South Korea)
* Genre: Romance
* Languages: Korean
* IMDB Rating: 5.9/10 (186 votes)
* IMDB: Aein (2005)
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