Claire’s Camera – Cannes 2017 Review Tom Bond May 21, 2017 Reviews There aren’t many films that make you question the meaning of cinema. Claire’s Camera, written and directed by Hong Sang-soo, is one of those films. It forms a fascinating counterpoint to the recent...
On The Beach At Night Alone – Berlinale 2017 Review Christopher Preston February 19, 2017 Reviews On the Beach at Night Alone is an essay on feelings, their consequences and complications. It proves that even a dying fire still has the ability to scorch. We meet Youngee, a seemingly popular actress, just...
Right Now, Wrong Then – LFF Review Nick Evan-Cook October 11, 2015 Reviews Sang-soo Hong's Right Now, Wrong Then is a poignant and intriguing little two-hander that sensitively examines the butterfly effect of the early interactions in a relationship. The phrasing or intonation of...
