On My Liberation Notes • May 1, 2022
Title My Liberation Notes
Definitely slow burn but magnificently done. The dysfunctional characters, the suffocating family atmosphere, the stifling heat of the summer, the grueling farm work under the scorching sun, the long train and bus journeys to and from Sanpo, the lush summer nature setting callously indifferent to human suffering, the unfulfilled hope that Seoul represents, the painful relationships between the characters, all make this an exceptional study in the human condition. The very many eating scenes in the Sanpo and Seoul settings where the characters are shown to mechanically chew their food with blank faces on are masterpieces of the inability or unwillingness of the characters to communicate with each other and their environment. Looking forward to how all this is going to unravel.
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