What's this "last movie" idea that pseuds keep bringing up? What's so compelling about this to them? Is it just that it sounds very important but doesnt require you to actually explain how you engaged with the film or what actually led you to that conclusion?
btw rohmer’s grave is so desolate because he invented the situationship and is being punished for it. you have to squint to even make out his name on the gravestone.
probably feels good as hell to be a security guard who walks back and forth down a hallway in a set pattern that leaves just enough time for someone to sneak past
both in Burning and Possible Love, there is a moment where women use their naked bodies as an expression of freedom, while the men become frustrated because they can't own or dominate them. in Burning, Lee Jong-su tells Hae-mi she's being a whore, and in Possible Love, Sang-woo takes his frustration out on his wife.
It's 不思議 how Ryusuke Hamaguchi has become some sort of household name here despite this and with how a nontrivial amount of his movies' strengths are on the dialogues.