A realistic portrait of three people connected by In-Yun, each scene a pondered and weighted stroke of the smoothest brush.
Indeed, with its beautiful frames and its clean soundtrack, it is a painting I would find myself staring at for hours.
Slow-paced, far from pretentious and genuine, all I can say is that my expectations were met.
P.S.: it's very Korean, and that might only add some spice to it.
(No Kimchi was abused in the making of this movie)
From a physicist claiming never to have fallen in love POV this movie may be confusing. For the love part.
And also the physics part.
"The laws of thermodynamics" hides itself under a documentary's personality and delivers an undoubtedly simple-complex story that makes you unable to breathe. From laughing.
(Toxictoxictoxictoxic)
Enjoyable, hilarious. Was it on purpose? Was it supposed to be serious?
Don't ask yourself that and just enjoy a supermassive (sssexy) person be (unreallistically) attracted to a big dork…
This movie is just as precious as the emotions it evokes. Tinted with slightly melancholic lines, it feels just as right as a fairytale told in between the warm sheets by a gentle hand caressing the side of your head.
Perhaps I forgot how it felt, to hear these kind of stories. And I am so glad I got to feel it again.
I did not shed a tear. But a certain shell did tear me with his honey-stained pink shoes.
