Turnover

In this poignant Korean short film, we meet Sung Min, a man trapped in the agonizing moment of a breakup he can't bring himself to finalize. Torn between his desire to end the relationship and his inability to voice the words, Sung Min’s internal struggle unfolds in a series of tense, intimate encounters. As he tries to 'change his lover'—or perhaps change the situation—the film captures the paralyzing fear of hurting someone you once loved. With minimal dialog and heavy reliance on expressive performances, 'Turnover' explores the universal pain of love’s end and the cowardice that often accompanies it. Shot in close, claustrophobic frames, the film draws viewers into Sung Min’s emotional turmoil, making every hesitation and glance feel raw and real. This is not a story of grand gestures or dramatic confrontations, but a quiet, devastatingly human portrait of a love that has run its course.