Cello

Sung Hyun Ah - Hong Mi Ju
Park Da An - Kim Tae Yeon

SYNOPSIS:

Mi-ju's day has gone badly; her career as a musician and a teacher is stalled, a former student threatens revenge for a bad grade, an invitation to a concert reminds her of a friend's fatal car accident, there's a near accident on her drive home, and when she arrives, things are momentarily creepy.

That night, a ghost visits her, and everyone in her household, including her dog, her sister-in-law, her husband, and their two daughters, are at risk. Over the next few days, the past takes on new importance. As people die horrid deaths, Mi-ju must discover where the evil resides. - CRUNCHYROLL

REVIEW:

This movie was kinda confusing, I admit. Everything, starting from the beginning might be very clear to you but as the truth unfolded and the end was in sight, everything became a mere confusion.

This is merely a story about a cellist seeking revenge after she died from a car accident with her jealous best friend. Even after several years, after her best friend alsready was living peacefully with her family, she still wanted to remind her about what she did over and over again.

The movie ended telling us that Mi Ju, after having experienced the most horror in her life, was actually only had her psychological mind traumatized after a fatal accident. She thought that everyone including her dog in the household have died and all because of Tae Yeon, her best friend whom she hated because she was always on the limelight.

What she did was unforgivable and I think there's a reason why Tae Yeon should actually seek revenge. And her revenge was far more scarier than Mi Ju seeing ghosts. She actually avenged her mentally in which everything in her life seemed to go over and over again as she believed that her family was being murdered only by her own thoughts.