In "Sleep," Hyun-su's disturbing somnambulism serves as a metaphor for the uncharted territories of marital relationships, showcasing both the humor and darkness they can contain.
The film cleverly intertwines horror and comedy while addressing the complexities of marriage, highlighting that even deep relationships can harbor fears and insecurities.
Lee's performance in "Sleep" becomes even more poignant given the context of his tragic passing, prompting reflection on societal pressures in South Korea's entertainment industry.
Through darkly comedic situations, "Sleep" explores how trust in a relationship is tested when faced with fears of uncontrollable behaviors, particularly regarding a newborn.
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