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Decision to Leave Heojil kyolshim

Park Chan-wook / South Korea / 2022 / 138 min / Korean

A man falls from a mountain peak to his death. The detective in charge suspects the victim’s young and attractive wife… This playful blend of police procedural and romance, seasoned with dashes of humor and sensuality, won the prize for Best Director in Cannes.

directed by Park Chan-wook, cast Tang Wei, Park Hae-il

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 “From the very first destabilizing moments of this movie, Park dazzles you with the beauty of his images and the intoxicating bravura of his unfettered imagination. And then, just when you think you have found your bearings, he unmoors you yet once more, blowing minds and shattering hearts, yours included.”
– The NY Times

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