Han Ji Eun is positively considering to star in Choi Min Sik's new K-drama 'The Boy in the Last Row' Being raised by the priest after being abandoned as a child by his parent, Do Un becomes a newly ordained priest. He’s now a full-fledged priest but still sees his parent’s spirits. One day, Ho Chang goes to confession to Do Un. He confesses that he killed Do Un’s father and disappears all of a sudden. Against the calling of priests, Do Un starts to look up Kim Ho Chang’s personal information in the church register and finally finds his address. Do Un goes to his house but discovers he committed suicide by taking poison. He reports it to the police. Ho Chang’s son, Su Chang, brings his father’s will to Do Un and asks Do Un to find and punish the devil in person who did all these evil things… Will he live a life given to him as a priest, or will he take revenge on his father as a son? (Source: ktalpha.kr) ~~ Release dates: Jul 6, 2025 (Festival) || Aug 22, 2025 (Cinema) Edit Translation
- English
- Русский
- Français
- हिन्दी
- Native Title: 온리 갓 노우즈 에브리띵
- Also Known As: Onri Gat Noujeu Ebeuritting
- Director: Baek Seung Hwan
- Genres: Thriller, Mystery, Supernatural
Cast & Credits
- Shin Seung HoJung Do UnMain Role
- Han Ji EunYun Ju YeongMain Role
- Park Myung HoonSim Gwang UnMain Role
- Jeon So MinBaek Su YeonMain Role
- Yoo Sung JooYo HanSupport Role
- Lee Ji HyunHo YeonSupport Role
Reviews
In the confessional
What you say in the confessional stays there because we believe that God forgives and erases sin. I liked that the makers of this movie used the confessional to deepen the story, showing how much remains hidden and how, ultimately, only God knows everything and can therefore be the final judge. The premise of a priest carrying an unresolved burden was very interesting, but I think the story could have done more to reveal the motives of the other characters. They did quite well in using Catholic elements and setting them against beliefs in the occult.I appreciate the movie’s attempt to create an unsettling atmosphere through both sound and visuals, and it succeeds most of the time, but it does not reach the level of Exhuma, even though they share the same genre. The acting is decent, but it is not the movie’s strongest asset. Still, I took away many interesting ideas from the film, and I can recommend it for its reflection on mercy, justice, and the limits of human knowledge.













