How long is Sleep (2024)?

Sleep (2024) is 1 hr 34 min long.

Who is Su-jin in Sleep (2024)?

Jung Yu-mi plays Su-jin in the film.

Sleep (2024)

Name: Sleep (2024)
Genre: Suspense/Thriller
Released: 2024-09-27
Duration: 94
Rating: 73

NR 1 hr 34 min

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SLEEP follows newlyweds Hyun-su (Lee Sun-kyun, PARASITE) and Soo-jin (Jung Yu-mi), whose domestic bliss is disrupted when Hyun-su begins speaking in his sleep, ominously stating, “Someone’s inside.” From that night on, whenever he falls asleep, Hyun-su transforms into someone else, with no recollection of what happened the night before. Overwhelmed with anxiety that he may hurt himself or their young family, Soo-jin can barely sleep because of this irrational fear. Despite treatment, Hyun-su’s sleepwalking only intensifies, and Soo-jin begins to feel that her unborn child may be in danger. A new thriller from director Jason Yu, who worked with Korean legends Bong Joon-ho and Lee Chang-dong before making his debut film, SLEEP world-premiered in Cannes’ Critics’ Week.

GENRE: Suspense/Thriller
RELEASE DATE: Friday, Sep 27, 2024

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How long is Sleep (2024)?: Sleep (2024) is 1 hr 34 min long.

Who directed Sleep (2024)?: Yu Ja-son

Who is Su-jin in Sleep (2024)?: Jung Yu-mi plays Su-jin in the film.

What is Sleep (2024) about?: SLEEP follows newlyweds Hyun-su (Lee Sun-kyun, PARASITE) and Soo-jin (Jung Yu-mi), whose domestic bliss is disrupted when Hyun-su begins speaking in his sleep, ominously stating, “Someone’s inside.” From that night on, whenever he falls asleep, Hyun-su transforms into someone else, with no recollection of what happened the night before. Overwhelmed with anxiety that he may hurt himself or their young family, Soo-jin can barely sleep because of this irrational fear. Despite treatment, Hyun-su’s sleepwalking only intensifies, and Soo-jin begins to feel that her unborn child may be in danger. A new thriller from director Jason Yu, who worked with Korean legends Bong Joon-ho and Lee Chang-dong before making his debut film, SLEEP world-premiered in Cannes’ Critics’ Week.