A selection of the Toronto International Film Festival and the San Sebastian Film Festival, Albert Shin's
In Her Place feels very much like a film dislocated in both time in place - and fascinatingly so. A Canadian production now up for seven Canadian Screen Awards the film is a dark, Korean language, character based drama - the sort of thing that drove the Korean Wave of the late nineties and early 2000's - and with the Canadian theatrical release coming on February 13th ScreenAnarchy is more than proud to debut the theatrical trailer.
An affluent city women arrives at a desolate South Korean farm where a pregnant teenaged girl and her mother have agreed to let her secretly adopt the girl's unborn child. As the pregnancy progresses and the three women fall into a new rhythm of life together, their business arrangement becomes more than they bargained for.
Take a look at the trailer below!