The new film from Arthur Harari, a director, Academy Award-winning screenwriter, and actor. Schneider, who appeared in Harari’s debut feature, reunites with the director, while Seydoux joins the cast with a powerful performance, and a famous director makes a surprise cameo. In The Unknown, Harari’s long-standing exploration of ‘body and identity’ gives rise to one question after another. Something unbelievable happens to a man after he sleeps with a woman he meets at a party. Photographs he took are shown again and again - but what exactly must be remembered: the suburban exterior itself, the meaning it holds, or the artist’s gaze? Put differently, when your own face looks unfamiliar to you in the mirror, is it the body or the soul that governs who you are? It is a mystery that leaves us not with doubts, but with questions - and the questions never stop. That’s why, even while watching what may be the saddest love scene in the world, you find yourself still wondering. Oh, and don’t miss the Bob Dylan’s album cover. (LEE Yong Cheol)