Suddenly Last Summer focuses on the relationship between Sang-woo, a student, and his homeroom teacher, Kyeong-hoon. We learn in the film that the student had seen his teacher at a gay bar in Seoul. He then blackmails his teacher into spending a day date with him on a cruise down the Han river. Kyeong-hoon is obviously uncomfortable with this; grappling with his responsibility as a teacher and his desire to make love with his student set the tone for the short film.
(Kim Yeong-jae plays Kyeong-hoon, and I could definitely see why Sang-woo was smitten. Although he is somewhat of a butter face, his body was busting out of that button down. Yum.)
(Kim Yeong-jae plays Kyeong-hoon, and I could definitely see why Sang-woo was smitten. Although he is somewhat of a butter face, his body was busting out of that button down. Yum.)
*Spoiler* Kyeong-hoon tries to rebuff his students advances, but in the end Sang-woo makes his way into his apartment. After a brief physical altercation, it appears that the two are going to do something physical in a more, um, romantic way. And with that, the film finishes (leaving me to undress Kim Yeong-jae in my imagination). *End spoiler*
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