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Original Film Title: Undeletable
Director’s Name: Sang-hoon Lee
Writer’s Name: Sang-hoon Lee
Director of Photography: Sang-hoon Lee
Producer: Sang-hoon Lee
Country of Origin: South Korea
Country of Filming: South Korea
Language: Korean
Runtime: 5 minutes 33 seconds
Film Description:
By a quiet riverside in the late afternoon, a man with a camera approaches a woman sitting alone on a bench.
What begins as a polite conversation slowly turns unsettling as he takes photos—first of the scenery, then, without warning, of her face.
He dismisses the image as a harmless joke, casually mentioning deepfake and “just for fun.”
For him, it is something from the past—deleted, forgotten, no longer relevant.
But the woman knows that some memories cannot be erased, and that what is over for one person can still be painfully present for another.
As she quietly calls the police, a distant siren cuts through the calm.
Only then does the man’s certainty begin to crack, and the face he believed he had erased resurfaces in his mind.
Undeletable is a psychological thriller about violence disguised as coincidence,
and the responsibility hidden behind the word “fun,”
questioning whether memory is something we can delete—or something we are ultimately forced to confront.