Josée

A university student named Young-seok encounters Josée, a woman with a physical disability who has largely isolated herself from society to live within her own imaginative world. As Young-seok enters her life and begins helping her, their relationship evolves into a romance. Through their connection, Josée challenges his rigid perspectives and introduces him to new possibilities, while they share a series of significant moments together.

Directed by Kim Jong-kwan, this drama and romance is the first in a chronological sequence of films by the director that includes The Killers, Frosted Window, and The Table: Day and Night. The screenplay was written by Kim Jong-kwan and Aya Watanabe, with Jenna Ku serving as producer. The film stars Han Ji-min as Josée and Nam Joo-hyuk as Young-seok, with a supporting cast including Heo Jin, Park Ye-jin, Jo Bok-rae, and Lee So-hee.

The production was a collaboration between Korea and Japan, involving Asmik Ace, Warner Bros. Korea, and Vol Media. It earned 2 million USD at the worldwide box office. Audience reception is generally positive, with a rating of 6.5/10 on IMDb based on 1,200 votes and a higher score of 7.3/10 on TMDB from 69 votes.