Tag: Hong Sang-soo

June 22, 2023

Review: In Water

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Sydney Film Festival

“First I ate pizza, now I eat bread.”

Written by

Richard Gray
March 3, 2021

Review: Introduction

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews

“It’s great tea.”

Written by

Richard Gray
August 29, 2019

Review: Hotel By the River

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA)

“Tofu would taste good.”

Written by

Richard Gray
August 21, 2017

Review: The Day After

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA)

“I keep thinking it’s like an exorcism.”

Written by

Richard Gray
August 12, 2017

Review: On the Beach at Night Alone

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Melbourne International Film Festival

“I was very hungry.”

Written by

Richard Gray
August 6, 2017

Review: Claire’s Camera

Film, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Melbourne International Film Festival

“Agreeing is great!”

Written by

Richard Gray
August 21, 2012

KOFFIA 2012 Review: The Day He Arrives

All, Film Festivals, Film Reviews, Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA)

REVIEW: Hong Sang-soo’s twelfth film offers more drinks, smokes and women.

Written by

Richard Gray
August 6, 2011

Oki’s Movie

All, Film Reviews, Korean Film Festival in Australia (KOFFIA), Melbourne International Film Festival

REVIEW: Internationally acclaimed director Hong Sang-soo (The Day He Arrives) is known for his contemplative cinema and his examination of the details of the every day. With Oki’s Movie he continues this with a story of a bizarre love triangle in the filmmaking world.

Written by

Richard Gray