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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
Its four-part structure revisits romantic uncertainty and professional vanity through subtly shifting perspectives, with Hong's dry humour, plainspoken encounters, and quietly destabilising repetitions.
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Why this pick
Another filmmaker drifts through Seoul reunions, alcohol-soaked conversations, and possible repetitions; its wintry black-and-white texture makes the awkward social comedy feel especially ghostly.
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Why this pick
Hong's debut interlocks dissatisfied lives around an unremarkable novelist, observing romantic selfishness and everyday embarrassment with the same unsentimental, deadpan precision.
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Why this pick
Like You Know It All's conversational pleasures find a refined counterpart in Rohmer: holiday idleness, intellectual self-justification, and a male protagonist exposing his vanity through seemingly casual talk.
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Why this pick
For the festival-world satire and self-important artistic personalities, Klein offers a sharper, more flamboyant comic dismantling of cultural and political pretension.
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01 / THE STORY
art film filmmaker Goo can't seem to direct a hit, but at least the critics love him. He goes to Jecheon, North Chungcheong Province to judge the local film festival, but the common practice for jurors is to schmooze by day, drink at night, and sleep through movies. He bumps into an old friend Boo Sang-yong in town and drinks till he passes out, but not before soundly offending his friend's wife.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Ku Kyung-nam
Kong Hyeon-hee
Ko Soon
Mr. Jo
Yoo shin
Bu Sang-yong
Seoul Woman
