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Kwon, a language teacher, stops by her old workplace to collect a thick envelope addressed to her. Two years before, the Japanese teacher Mori asked her to marry him, but she said no. Mori, who went straight back to Japan after what happened, is back in Korea and looking for Kwon. Inside the envelope are the many letters he wrote whilst looking for his love. Surprised, Kwon drops the package on the floor, spilling the letters out on the stairs. They are not dated, so now there is no way of knowing the order in which they were written. Venice Film Festival 2014.
Hong Sangsoo
Born in Seoul in 1960. He is one of the eminent figures in contemporary South Korean cinema. He took part in the Berlin competition with Night and Day (2008) and Cannes with Woman Is the Future of Man (2004), Tale of Cinema (2005) and In Another Country (2012). Hahaha (2010) won the award at Canne’s Un Certain Regard. His Right Now, Wrong Then (best film at Locarno 2015) is also part of the program of the Rio Film Festival 2015.
