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the psychological turmoil of a sleep-deprived mother, Soo-jin, who fears for her family’s safety. The film opens with an unsettling premise: Soo-jin's husband, Hyun-su, exhibits disturbing sleepwalking behaviors that escalate from harmless mutterings to dangerous actions. As Soo-jin grapples with her anxiety and exhaustion, the tension mounts, creating an atmosphere thick with dread. The cinematography skillfully transforms their cozy apartment into a claustrophobic labyrinth, heightening the sense of danger. The performances by Jung Yu-mi and Lee Sun-kyun are particularly noteworthy, as they convincingly portray the unraveling dynamics of their relationship under stress. While the film starts with a blend of humor and suspense, it shifts towards more traditional horror elements in its climax.Despite some narrative missteps, Sleep effectively keeps viewers on edge, making it a compelling watch for fans of the genre