Clean Up (2019)

Both films are about sad people finding comfort in eachother. They feature the relationship between a young man working odd jobs to scrape by a living and an older female who is a little better off. Both stories are told in a very slow but very interesting way. They have the same vibes.

The two movies tell the stories of ill-fated people coming together with many conflicting emotions of hate, pity, and guilt portrayed in a slow burn yet very engaging manner.

Both these films offer moral dilemmas that ask the audience to examine the nature of forgiveness. We see an ex-con go through many hardships in their search for acceptance back into society. These films also explore the relationship between a perpetrator who seeks forgiveness and a victim who must decide whether or not to give it.

These are both Korean language films that show an ex-con trying to return to society. He faces many difficulties, however, especially when trying to gain acceptance from the world again.

Both films are about the guilt and atonement between victims and perpetrators. Both show mixed with the dangerous attraction / repulsion for those who caused pain and suffering.