A dysfunctional family's heart of darkness is laid bare in the grimly humorous and then just plain grim meller Members of the Funeral. Feature bow by Baek Seung-bin heralds a dark wit and sleek intelligence guided by a creatively secure humility. A standout from the substandard HD fodder that generally clogs up Pusan's New Currents competish and so-called cutting-edge fests, Funeral is quietly riveting. A tad too restrained for midnight sidebars or commercial release, pic possesses an intensity that should secure fest berths.

Chung Woo and Min Woo are married in the celebration of many guests in the church. However, Ahn is not a virgin on the first night, and she breaks up with her betrayal. After that, the chamber starts to wander, sharing love with a man who does not even know his name. Kim, a partner of the company, can not figure out the mind of such a person but keeps wooing. On the other hand, Dongchul, who has a relationship with Chosun, keeps a close watch on her every move, and the Chosun falls into him. I want my husband to reunite with this kind of room, but I can not break the wall that I have built up. Dongchul appears in front of the room to forget the memory of Dongchul.