If You Were Me 4

Synopsis

If You Were Me 4 (시선 1318) is a South Korean omnibus film released in 2009, with Nam Ji-hyun among the talented cast. The movie explores various societal issues through a collection of short films directed by different filmmakers. Each segment delves into different perspectives, shedding light on discrimination, human rights, and various social inequalities. As the stories unfold, viewers are challenged to confront their biases and prejudices, ultimately sparking important conversations about empathy and understanding. If You Were Me 4 provides a thought-provoking and poignant glimpse into the complexities of the human experience.

Cast

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  Nam Ji-hyun

  Park Jin-ju (Blue Bird on the Desk)

• Jung Jin-an

  Ma Jin-ju (Blue Bird on the Desk)

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  Kwon Eun-soo

  So Young (U and Me)

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  Oh Ji-hye

  Chul Goo's Mother (U and Me)

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  Park Bo-young

  Hee So (Relay)

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  Son Eun-seo

  Gyu Ri (Relay)

Reviews

If You Were Me 4, the fourth installment of the Korean anthology series, received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its impactful storytelling and emotional depth, others found the execution of the diverse narratives to be uneven. One critic from The Hollywood Reporter commended the film for its 'bold exploration of pressing social issues,' giving it a positive rating. However, a review from Variety criticized the film's lack of cohesive vision, stating that 'the segments lack a unifying thread.' Despite the varied opinions, If You Were Me 4 has managed to provoke meaningful dialogue and reflection on important societal themes.

See also

Guardians of the Galaxy

Black Bag

The Seed of the Sacred Fig

Fistful of Vengeance