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 Wall to Wall (2025) seemed built on a solid foundation. However, the deeper you delve into its conspiratorial walls, the more fragile they are revealed. This is a shame, because with all its varied themes, it could have been much more impactful. Instead, in his latest foray into the thriller genre, writer-director Kim Tae-joon throws too many ideas to the wind, turning what could have been clever twists into distractions. Woo-sung (Kang Ha-neul) emerges as a very relatable protagonist. In 2021, he does everything he can to secure his dream home, an 84-square-meter (approximately 904 square feet) property. A diffused-filter montage reveals his efforts, which range from selling land to applying for a loan, and Woo-sung succeeds. At first, it's a joyful moment, but three years later, his life has become a nightmare, and sadly, he doesn't receive much sympathy. Directors: Kim Tae-joon, Sharon S. Park Writer: Kim Tae-joon Stars: Kang Ha-neul, Yeom Hye-ran, Seo Hyun-woo Formerly eng...