[LIGHT]
14. The Decision to Break Up with Wittgenstein: On Such a Strange Love | Jeong Seong-il
20 Man of the Mountain, Woman of the Sea | Song Kyung-won
28 Women Met in the Fog | Bokgil

[PRISM]
46 When Our Outline Collapses | Ansungbeom
54 Film Look and Mise-en-scène in the Digital Age | Lee Jun-yeop
62 What a coincidence, the barrier between us | Aesthetics
72 The Man Never Said He Loved Me: The Aesthetics of Words in "Decision to Break Up" | Kim So-mi
78 "Am I That Bad?" Watching Movies as a Suspect | Moon Ah-young

[SPECTRUM]
100 Audience Survey: I knew a long time ago that you were of the same species as me.
Prism of Editorial Department
112 Love's Misdirection | Kim Yong-eon
118 Kim Seung-ok and Lee Bong-jo's Fog and "Decision to Break Up" | Yoo Chang-yeon
124 The Mystery of Labyrinths and Structures, Through Yasuzo Masumura to "The Decision to Break Up" | Jeong Min-ah
130 On the Unintentional "Hitchcockianness" of "Decision to Leave" | Park So-yeon
136 Fog, Detective, Love Footnotes: A Talk with Director Park Chan-wook and Critic Son Hee-jung | Prism of Editorial Staff

Prism of 2023 Special Issue: "Decision to Break Up"

Getting people to watch a movie is one thing, but getting them to become fans of that movie is even more difficult.
However, once you encounter the beauty of 『Decision to Break Up』, you cannot help but become a fan of this work.
Prism of 2023 Special Issue, "Decision to Break Up," aims to connect with readers who love the work by examining every nook and cranny of its beauty.
For him, we meticulously analyze the film's internal elements, including the narrative, plot, mise-en-scène, cinematography, editing, characters, dialogue, and art direction of "Decision to Break Up."
Furthermore, we will examine the relationship between the works cited as references to "Decision to Leave" and "Decision to Leave" itself, and even look into the opinions of director Park Chan-wook and critic Son Hee-jung on the matter.