A hard-hitting South Korean thriller by Park Chan-wook returns to the big screen in a subtitled version. The story of a sudden disappearance, 15 years of imprisonment, and a painful search for the truth keeps the audience on edge until the very last minute, forcing them to watch closely and relive every plot twist, every turn, and every horrifying guess. There are films that are impossible to watch with half an eye. This South Korean film belongs to that category - sharp, unsettling, uncompromising. The story begins almost mundanely: an unremarkable man suddenly disappears after a series of absurd events and finds himself locked in a windowless room. Years pass in isolation, and along with them, rage, despair, and a thirst for answers to the main question: who and why set this trap? Next, the viewer is taken through an increasingly dark labyrinth where revenge, memory, and guilt intertwine into one painful knot. We know what to watch in St. Petersburg.