Hong Sangsoo’s latest is one of the most quietly devastating films I’ve ever seen: A movie that uses Hong’s singular long-take style and a simple but rigorously ordered structure – 4 major sequences separated by 3 ellipsis, each signaled by a recurring piece of music – to paint a vivid picture of a man in purgatory. A figurative purgatory, at least – a …
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