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Director: Hong Sang-soo

Claire’s Camera

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

One of three films by Hong Sang-soo in this year’s festival, Claire’s Camera was shot during the Cannes Film Festival …

Hotel by the River

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

While Hong’s often mischievous films are largely an acquired taste, their charms often lie both directly on the surface and …

Nobody’s Daughter Haewon

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

Why does Seoul student Haewon keep dozing off? Is she depressed by her mother’s departure for Canada? Tired of her …

On the Beach at Night Alone

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

“Hong Sang-soo’s movies have always invited autobiographical readings, and this is perhaps his most achingly personal film yet, a steel-nerved, …

Right Now, Wrong Then

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

Film director Ham arrives in Suwon a day early for a screening and speaking engagement. Roaming about, he meets a …

The Day After

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

Once again plumbing affairs of the heart and the foibles of weak, confused men with his sly humor, Hong Sang-Soo’s …

Yourself and Yours

Directed by Hong Sang-soo

“Hong Sangsoo boldly and wittily explores the painful caprices of modern romance. Painter Youngsoo hears that his girlfriend, Minjung, has …

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