With its gently understated narrative realisation, ‘Miss the Train’ is at once a spiritual tale of destiny and a dream-like journey through love and loss, and though many will be able to anticipate its endpoint, in a film such as this the beauty and engagement of the journey itself takes precedence over any revelation at its destination. [Read More]
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Scars (흉터, 2011) review: trauma, identity, and the quiet struggle for selfhood
A dark, in-depth, nuanced dissection of the wounds that make us who we are and the resultant scars that prevent us from becoming the people we want to be, Scars grippingly details one woman’s journey of self-discovery and is guaranteed to leave viewers with thoughts of the scars that have affected their own lives. [Read More]