The Day After

 

The first feature by Lee Suk-Gyung decides to center its gaze (a respectful, feminine, desolate, heartfelt one: almost cloud-like, we could say) in the day by day of a woman about to turn 40. That microscopic, exhaustive observation of each detail, which translates in images the sadness in the life of that writer/screenwriter and mother of a girl, succeeds in not only reaching the core of its character, but of all the Korean generation to which this character belongs. And it doesn’t stop ther [...]

Duration

88 min

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