The film "The Determination to Break Up" starring Tang Wei was directed by Park Chan-wook and also starred Park Hae-il, Lee Jung-hyun, Ko Gung-woo, and Park Yong-woo. It tells the complex emotions between a police officer and the wife of the deceased

The film "The Determination to Break Up" starring Tang Wei was directed by Park Chan-wook and also starred Park Hae-il, Lee Jung-hyun, Ko Gung-woo, and Park Yong-woo. Tells the story of a complex emotional relationship between a police officer and the wife of the deceased. The film won the Best Director Award at the 75th Cannes Film Festival. On Rotten Tomatoes, the average score is 8.3/10. Metacritic received a score of 88 out of 100, representing "universal acclaim".

This is a delicate and pure film, the male and female protagonists, the police and the suspects, the positions are inherently unequal, but as the story deepens, the position is reversed. If you change people to play, the story may not be more convincing. But Tang Wei, the mystery she carries with herself gives the film a reasonable explanation. Two people who are naturally spiritually eager for someone to save and understand, lack the delicate initiative of any one person, such a love story will only be snuffed out in the bud, but Tang Wei and Park Hae-il are acting in waves, just like the ups and downs of the sea tide in the last scene make people fall into a sinking aftertaste... Many small, imperceptible shots reveal the emotional tension between the male and female protagonists little by little. In the process of watching the movie, it is like deciphering the code, stringing these clues together and feeling the surging emotions in it.

In general, the director of this film plays steadily and the content has a long aftertaste, which is still worth watching.