The premise is interesting and the execution was well-done. I see this becoming a feature film, with a more robust script and developed characters. What happens after she jumps from the roof and realizes she is, indeed, a robot? Also from the warning about self-harm at the beginning, I thought it would be a different graphic scene.
I admit that I was waiting for a plot twist, that maybe she fell asleep while listening to music and dreamed the whole…
Hong Sang-soo's films remind me a lot of Éric Rohmer's own work. The South Korean director focuses solely on building up relationships between characters in exquisite ways.
Nonetheless, Hong's work can sometimes hit big—or go low. Some of his films can be pretentious (like On the Beach at Night Alone), but Claire's Camera is far from being a miss. Here, Hong nails it right on the head. Isabelle Huppert and Kim Min-hee's chemistry is one of a kind.
The movie…
looking forward to see godoka vs. homucifer
man, don't ever trust letterboxd users with their reviews. sometimes people really praise a movie, deserving, but other times...
like it's bland and dull. even if it's a commentary on the irish war, it's still bland and dull.
there are no characters arc, no background, nothing. one fine day (maybe not so fine) an old musicist decides he no longer likes his bff and that's it.
then he throws a fit and starts cutting off his fingers, one by one,…
