Comedy,Drama,History
South Korea
Cobweb is a film set in 1970s South Korea, during a time of political turbulence and censorship. As Director Kim struggles to re-shoot the ending of his film, he faces increasing pressure from the authorities who want to control the message of the film. The chaos on set also extends to conflicts with the actors and producers who are resistant to the changes in the script.
As Kim navigates the challenges and resistance, he is forced to confront his own artistic ambitions and the sacrifices he is willing to make to see his vision through. The film delves into the struggle between artistic freedom and political censorship, and the personal toll it takes on those involved.
Amidst the chaos and turmoil, Kim must find a way to overcome the obstacles in his path, even as the pressure mounts and the cost of his artistic ambitions becomes increasingly clear. Will he be able to complete his masterpiece, or will he be forced to compromise his vision for the sake of appeasing the authorities and the demands of the industry? The film ultimately examines the price of artistic integrity and the power of creative determination in the face of adversity.
