"The Sea in Your Eyes" (2007), also known as "The Sea in Their Eyes" or "Sea of Their Eyes," is a South Korean film that explores themes of love, loss, and healing. Directed by Lee Jung-hyang, the movie brings together elements of drama and romance to tell a compelling story.

Hypocrisy: The public masks the characters wear to hide their internal turmoil. Critical Reception: Shocking and Provocative

• The Philippine Film (2007): A socio-political drama about a man returning to his war-torn hometown, where he reunites with a childhood sweetheart. The "sea" in the eyes is metaphorical—representing deep, unresolved trauma and love.
• The Russian Film (Confusion): Many users mistakenly attribute this title to a 2007 Russian short film or a melodrama. In reality, the most famous "Sea in Your Eyes" song/visual album comes from the Russian band Markscheider Kunst (2008), not 2007.

The story centers on Ella, a woman deeply unhappy and dissatisfied with her life following the death of her husband years prior. She has developed a dysfunctional, almost obsessive relationship with her son, Brian, unconsciously hoping he would fill the void left by his father.

For those stumbling upon the "Full Movie" link on Ok Ru, the experience is a unique blend of cinematic discovery and time travel.