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The story’s universality made an impact on the score’s musical cues.
“We didn’t want to have stylistic influences in the score in any sort of calculated way,” Mosseri explained. “There are some subtle ’80s elements baked into the orchestral tapestry of the sound, but we didn’t want to have an ’80s synth score. And we didn’t want to have a traditional Korean score. And we didn’t want to have a twangy Americana, acoustic guitar score, just because it takes place on a farm.”
He continued, “We wanted to find something that’s not hitting the subject of the film on the nose. So it was more about the music connecting to the story emotionally rather than geographically.”