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- When I asked why after filming, he revealed he was trying to see what style of actress I am and how he could use me as an actress to maximize my acting. He determined he could leave me to act freely and set me right when I strayed slightly. That’s what he did until the end of filming, and our teamwork was really good.
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Dec 9, 2020 · The film appears to end with Seo-yeon's mother sacrificing herself in order to kill Young-sook, effectively erasing her from the 2019 timeline. The movie's final moments reveal that Eun-ae is actually alive in 2019, and she is reunited with her daughter in the closing scene. Article continues below advertisement.
Dec 6, 2023 · The ending of The Call reveals that Seo-yeon's father does not survive, and Seo-yeon herself is responsible for starting the fire that killed him. The ending implies that Young-sook captures Seo-yeon in the past and holds her hostage, leading to a horrifying implication that Seo-yeon has been a prisoner for 20 years.
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Nov 29, 2020 · 𝐄𝐍𝐃𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐄𝐗𝐏𝐋𝐀𝐈𝐍𝐄𝐃. The ending shows Young Sook and Seo Yeon’s mother both falling from their house’s upper floor; that bit showed that both of them might have not survived. It was a possibility as Seo Yeon rushed to the cemetery to try to look for her mother’s grave, but saw her father’s grave instead. As she was crying, a woman called out her name.
- The Prime Timeline: Understanding The timelines
- Timeline 2: Saving The Father
- Timeline 3: Young-Sook, Save Yourself!
- Timeline 4: Sung-Ho’S Death
- Timeline 5: Young-Sook Kills Seo-Yeon’S Father
- Timeline 6: Incorrect Location of The Murder Weapon
- Timeline 7: The Correct Location of The Murder Weapon
Seo-yeon has lost her mobile phone and hence pulls out an old cordless phone and plugs it in. We’re not told how, but something about this phone connects Young-sook in 1999 to Seo-yeon in 2019. It’s essential to understand this – the phone call creates a rift in the timeline and Seo-yeon is talking to Young-sook from a new timeline. Let me explain....
Based on the information Seo-yeon gives, Young-sook intercepts the gas explosion that would have killed Seo-yeon’s father.A side note here – though she blames her mother for this accident, it is Seo-yeon who goes back to turn on the gas in the kitchen. A childish mistake. She was the one that caused the accident. Seo-yeon’s consciousness is transpo...
Seo-yeon warns Young-sook that her stepmother will kill her in the night. Why does the stepmother want to kill Young-sook? Well, she’s a shaman. Her powers tell her that Young-sook will grow old to become a serial killer. To save the lives of many, she decides to kill Young-sook. Come night, Young-sook escapes death and in her rage, kills her stepm...
In a stroke of bad luck, Sung-Ho shows up to deliver strawberries. He opens the fridge to find chopped up bits of the stepmother. Young-sook, seeing no other option, kills Sung-Ho. Seo-yeon’s consciousness moves to Timeline 4. Just moments before, she is with Sung-Ho eating strawberries and stains her coat. As she goes upstairs, the stain disappear...
Seo-yeon refuses to say how Young-sook was traced back to the murders. Unfortunately, in the past, young Seo-yeon and her father show up at Young-sook’s house asking about the home transfer that was supposed to happen. Young-sook kills Seo-yeon’s father and takes the little girl hostage. In 2019, Seo-yeon’s consciousness jumps to Timeline 5 as she ...
Seo-yeon comes up with a plan to kill off Young-sook. She locates a storehouse which exploded at 5:00PM on the day of her conversation with Young-sook in the 90s. Seo-yeon tells Young-sook that a junk collecter found the knife she murdered her stepmother with and he would be available at 5:00PM at the storehouse. While this is a good plan, and Youn...
Not knowing what else to do, Seo-yeon gives away the location of the murder weapon. Young-sook shows up and kills the junk collector and burns the knife. This stops the event of the cops tracing the murder weapon back to Young-sook, and she is not arrested. We also have this timeline establishing that Young-sook goes on to become a full-blown seria...
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Mar 18, 2023 · The ending of “The Call” is a metaphor for the dangers of nostalgia. Seo-yeon’s attempts to change the past are ultimately futile, and the movie suggests that dwelling on the past can be dangerous and self-destructive. These are just a few examples of how “The Call” can be interpreted.
The Call ( Korean : 콜; RR : Kol ), is a 2020 South Korean science fiction psychological thriller film directed by Lee Chung-hyun, starring Park Shin-hye and Jeon Jong-seo. Based on the 2011 British and Puerto Rican film The Caller, The Call revolves around Seo-yeon ( Park Shin-hye) and Young-sook ( Jeon Jong-seo ), two women from different ...
Dec 6, 2020 · Plot. When So-yeon (Park Shin-hye) arrives at her old family home that she lived in with her ailing mother (Kim Sung-ryung), she receives an incoming call through the home land line from a young woman in panic named Young-sook (Jeon Jong-seo), who claims her mother (Lee El) is trying to burn her alive. After several frantic calls like this, the ...
