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A 17-year-old high school student living with her uncle and grandmother, Soo-na becomes agoraphobic after her best friend’s suicide. As disturbing events unfold at home, she later admits that she allo...
Se-jin’s fiancée, Yoon-mi becomes concerned when Soo-na recounts a story suggesting that Se-jin and Song-i had a daughter together. She presses Se-jin for an explanation and investigates the family co...
Soo-na’s grandmother lives with her and Se-jin in the family mansion. She tries to keep Song-i away from Soo-na and later attempts to reach Soo-na’s room by ladder. Soo-na kicks the ladder, breaking h...
Song-i is Se-jin’s former lover and, as the story reveals, Soo-na’s mother. She married another man after Se-jin left, and the account suggests that her husband abused her. She reconnects with Se-jin...
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Soo-na's trance-like story implies that Han Song-i is her mother. Later, Soo-na observes Han Song-i's spirit after Song-i's death.
Jeong Soo-na lives with her grandmother in the mansion. Later, Grandmother attempts to reach Soo-na's room and is fatally attacked after Soo-na kicks...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Yoon-mi learns that the family has another daughter living with Han Song-i, connecting her investigation to Song-i's hidden family history.
When Han Song-i meets with the family's former lover, Grandmother follows and beats her, refusing to let her see Soo-na.
Choi Yoon-mi is present at dinner in the mansion and listens while Soo-na recounts a story about her family origins.
A traumatized girl retreats into isolation as buried family secrets, violence, and guilt transform the mansion into a psychological nightmare.
Directed by Park Jae-sik
Loner (2008) · 4.4/10 · horror, thriller
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