Right Now, Wrong Then
Why this pick
Like Yourself and Yours, it turns small talk, drinks and romantic misrecognition into a delicately funny, deceptively shifting study of perception and desire.
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Why this pick
Like Yourself and Yours, it turns small talk, drinks and romantic misrecognition into a delicately funny, deceptively shifting study of perception and desire.
Why this pick
It shares the loose, intimate rhythm and quietly destabilized romantic viewpoint, letting repeated conversations expose longing, self-invention and emotional fallout.
Why this pick
Its wintry walks, barroom conversations and subtly recurring encounters create the same dryly comic uncertainty over memory, coincidence and whether people are ever quite who they seem.
Why this pick
Its deceptively ordinary visits between women carry the same patient observational style: minute social frictions, offhand comedy and emotional meanings that remain intriguingly unsettled.
Why this pick
Its witty, low-key romantic entanglements and gently provisional identities offer a warmer American counterpart to the pleasure of watching desire rearrange everyday assumptions.
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01 / THE STORY
While a South Korean man wanders the city searching for the woman he just broke up with, she successively meets and flirts with two men who claim to have met her before.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Kim Young-soo

So Min-jung

Kim Joong-haeng

Park Jae-young