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On the Occasion of Remembering the Turning Gate

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A man visits an old friend and has an affair with a dance instructor. When he flees the relationship, he falls in love with a married woman on a train and has trouble remembering which relationship he is in.

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Audience Member The plot setup is reminiscent of any other Hong film, with the asshole/pitiful male characters, often artists themselves becoming involved with relationships with several women to assuage their own needs and inadequacies. The structure is similar to that of Woman on the Beach, with the male character being chased in the first half to becoming the chaser in the 2nd. Even though the guy here is still an asshole I found him more sympathetic than that of Virgin. It helps that this is one of his funniest and more poignant films. I don't get why Hong uses those zooms in his later films since the aesthetic here serves the purpose perfectly. Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/18/23 Full Review Read all reviews
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Synopsis A man visits an old friend and has an affair with a dance instructor. When he flees the relationship, he falls in love with a married woman on a train and has trouble remembering which relationship he is in.
Director
Hong Sang-soo
Producer
Lee Hanna
Screenwriter
Hong Sang-soo
Production Co
Mirashin Korea
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Korean
Runtime
1h 55m