Just A Bite follows Arang and Chan-jun as their marriage frays under sexual frustration and mutual dissatisfaction. The film tracks the gap between what each of them wants and what they can give, with Bora drawn into the tension around them. Its story stays close to desire, resentment and the private habits that shape a relationship when intimacy stops feeling shared.
The film was made in New Zealand, the United States and South Korea, and it runs 70 minutes. It is a 2020 release in Korean. Arang and Chan-jun are the central figures, and Bora becomes part of the emotional pressure around their troubled connection.
Set in an intimate domestic space, the film turns personal conflict into its main terrain. It moves with a raw, uneasy tone that keeps attention on longing, embarrassment and the distance between partners. The result is a compact drama that treats desire as both a source of closeness and a point of rupture.
The film was made in New Zealand, the United States and South Korea, and it runs 70 minutes. It is a 2020 release in Korean. Arang and Chan-jun are the central figures, and Bora becomes part of the emotional pressure around their troubled connection.
Set in an intimate domestic space, the film turns personal conflict into its main terrain. It moves with a raw, uneasy tone that keeps attention on longing, embarrassment and the distance between partners. The result is a compact drama that treats desire as both a source of closeness and a point of rupture.