In Jason Yu’s Film ‘Sleep’ A Couple Must Confront Supernatural Forces
Jason Yu was not a fan of horror films before he wrote and directed 'Sleep,' which stars Lee Sun-kyun and Jung Yu-mi.
‘Sleep’ Review: Husbands Go Bump in the Night in Absorbing Korean Ghost Tale
Jason Yu’s accomplished debut finds a likable Seoul couple beset by the supernatural forces and includes a fine lead turn by ...
Meet the Promising New Director Mentored by Bong Joon-ho
And fortunately for the 34-year-old debut director, who was mentored by Palme d’Or winner Bong Joon-ho, his Cannes reception ...
Sleep throws back to the mysterious horror impulses of Cat People
Korean horror Sleep connects to the unknowable impulses and secrets of our bodies, similarly to 1942's provocative Cat People ...
‘Sleep’ Review: Bumps in the Night
Insomnia and sleep disorders have furnished fruitful material for scores of horror movies and bleary-eyed thrillers, movies ...
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'Make the Leap... Or Give Up': Jason Yu Discusses the Harsh Reality of the Movie Industry
Jason Yu speaks to CBR about the movie industry, learning from Bong Joon-Ho, and the 'trial by fire' process of directing ...
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Sleep Review: Jason Yu's Directorial Debut is a Sensitive Sleepwalking Nightmare
Y ou may or may not be familiar with the term "sleep divorce," in which a couple decides to sleep in separate areas of the ...
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Called the ‘Smartest Debut’ in Years, Jason Yu’s ‘Sleep’ Is a Tidy Horror Film With a Too-Tidy Ending
All of which is a roundabout way of noting that the ending of Jason Yu’s tidy horror film, “Sleep,” is too tidy for its own good. Up until the last 10 minutes or so, the picture is cunningly ...