Officetel - Skillful Ones 2019
In Chun Sung-joon's steamy romantic drama *Officetel - Skillful Ones* (2019), two Seoul officetel workers navigate a world of fleeting connections and professional rivalry.
Director: Chun Sung-joon
Cast
Yoo Sul-young
Joo-hee (주희)
Kim Min-jeong
Ji-yeong (지영)
Jo Wan-jin
Customer1
Min Do-yoon
Customer2
Hae Il
Customer3
Han Se-hee
Yeong-joo (영주)
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Officetel - Skillful Ones (2019) about?
This Korean romance follows Joo-hee, a once-thriving officetel worker who discovers her closest friend Ji-yeong has been poaching her clients. Determined to reclaim her status, she enters a high-stakes service battle that exposes the fragility of their bond and the emptiness of their trade.
Who directed Officetel - Skillful Ones?
The film was directed by Chun Sung-joon, known for his bold storytelling and exploration of unconventional relationships in modern urban settings.
Who stars in Officetel - Skillful Ones?
The film features Yoo Sul-young as Joo-hee and Kim Min-jeong as Ji-yeong, with Jo Wan-jin, Min Do-yoon, and Hae Il rounding out the cast.
Is Officetel - Skillful Ones (2019) worth watching?
While it lacks an IMDb rating, its intense focus on human dynamics and Seoul's shadow economy offers a compelling, if controversial, viewing experience. Fans of character-driven indie dramas will appreciate its raw honesty and emotional depth.
How long is Officetel - Skillful Ones?
The film runs 81 minutes, a tight runtime that keeps the tension high and the story focused.
About Officetel - Skillful Ones (2019) — A Gritty Seoul Romance of Rivalry and Redemption
In Chun Sung-joon's steamy romantic drama *Officetel - Skillful Ones* (2019), two Seoul officetel workers navigate a world of fleeting connections and professional rivalry. Once the top performer in their underground trade, Joo-hee finds her phone going silent until an old client reveals her best friend Ji-yeong is stealing her clients—and clients aren't complaining. Fuelled by betrayal and simmering jealousy, the two launch a heated competition to outdo each other, pushing the boundaries of their already unorthodox services. But as the stakes rise and exhaustion sets in, they confront the hollow allure of short-lived affection and the unexpected comfort in shared struggle.
Set against the neon glow of Seoul's unofficial hotel economy, this 81-minute exploration of friendship, rivalry, and fleeting intimacy blends raw realism with a touch of dark humor. With sharp dialogue and an unflinching lens, the film invites viewers into a hidden corner of urban life where desire and survival intertwine.
