When Mr. Kim disappears after apparently killing his entire family, the police question his colleagues about things relating to him at work. Intern Mirye, who is close to Mr. Kim, is pressured by the company to say nothing. She also has no idea why he appears to have committed such a grotesque crime. But then she starts to remember how his recent behavior had seemed strange. The mystery continues as video surveillance shows Mr. Kim entering the building after the killings but there is no record of him leaving. Does that mean he is still somewhere in the building? While the office workers become increasingly agitated, another murder is committed in the building. Office is a clever genre film that was shown at the Midnight Screening at the 2015 Cannes Film Festival. The narrative is slightly flawed but the setting is reminiscent of horror flicks like Psycho, The Shining or even the Korean horror film Hide and Seek—with realistic conflict within a company, as if using Misaeng—the 2014 Korean television series as its starting point. (NAM Dong-chul)