The movie ”The Price of Goodbye” turns funeral halls into runways... Released on December 10th

The film "The Price of Goodbye" (director: Kwon YOUNG JAE), which is scheduled to be released on December 10th, released its third poster on the 28th.
This bittersweet tragicomedy depicts a family's attempt to raise money for their nephew's medical school tuition from the condolence money collected at their father's funeral through a fake funeral business.
This is director Jae's feature debut. It delves deeply into the idea of a "family" that is bound by "blood ties" that no one can choose to be born into, and is a tragic story that exquisitely blends suspense and black comedy.
Director Kwon Young Jae, who also wrote the script and directed the film, has been attracting attention at film festivals both in Korea and overseas with his short film "Goodbye! Good Mommy," and is currently the winner of "The
"Price of Goodbye" was also invited to the Festival Choice section of the "Seoul Independent Film Festival 2025," which opened on the 27th.
This work includes the films "Lobby" and "Chansil's Good Fortune," the Netflix series "Thank You for Your Work," and MBC's "Red Sleeves."
Kang Mal Geum, an actor who is active in movies, TV, video services, etc., and SBS TV series "Penthouse" and "Return - Truth" and movie "Mina's Stationery Shop"
Bong Tae-gyu, an actor who has made a name for himself with his unique acting in films such as "The Last Samurai," will play the lead role as a brother and sister with a realistic feel.
, Jung Seung-bum, a rising star with limitless potential, and Yang Mal-bok, who has a strong presence, complete the close family chemistry.
Director Kwon Young Jae has managed to achieve this with a smooth script that alternates between comedy and tragedy, and solid direction.
He is attracting attention as this year's most mature directorial debut feature film, with the triple threat of eccentricity, meaning, and chemistry.
The third poster released shows the three members, Sung Yeon, Il Hwe, and Hyo Yeon, exuding a bold and powerful presence.
The copy, "A family business approved by the state is coming," is placed in short chunks above Song-yeon's head in the center of the poster, and the heavy theme of death and funerals is a strong one.
It gives off a strange, kitschy feel that erases the dark atmosphere, and raises the expectations that are unique to black comedy.
This makes us curious about future developments.