Movies by Wong Kar Wai about different sets of people with romantic tension (eventhough it stays unfullfilled alot of the times) that overlap. Theres also action scenes in both.
Short films about North Koreans living in South Korea that were part of the programme of the Swedish Korean Film Festival.
Both movies are part of Ang Lees "father knows best trilogy" and focus on the relationship between a widowed father and his child. In both films the father even gets a little romance plot and they have funny moments. Both dads are portrayed by the same person too.
Both films are part of Ang Lees "Father knows best" trilogy. Both movies highlight the relationship of a bilingual chinese man living in the us with his american partner and his more traditional family. They also show insights into chinese culture and have their fair share of funny moments.
In both theres a group of runaways, also consisting of two guys and two girls who are close. Things dont really go ideally though... other than that both show sisterhood a little (young adult matters abit more so), there are lgbtq characters and the main character isnt really mentally stable and developments in the story take a toll on them. The endings are rather ambiguous too. Park Kang Sub plays a character in both as well.
Both are taiwanese romance dramas with a focus on two mlm relationships. The characters of the main couple dislike eachother at first but soon get closer. Both dramas arent all that similar but i personally enjoyed them and im sure other have and will ad well!
Both are taiwanese new wave films with a complicated love triangle and an lgbt main character. Themes of friendship and (unrequited) love take center stage in both movies. Both also feature Kwai Lun Mei in a main role.
Both are critically acclaimed romance films directed by Wong Kar Wai. Tony Leung plays a main character in both too.
There arent many or any similarities really but in the cinema the characters of journey to the shore go to there is an our body poster.
Both are korean short films with romance and comedy aspects in which Kim Kkotbi plays the main character.
Both are films directed by the legendary Wong Kar Wai and star Tony Leung and Faye Wong. They have a beatiful soundtrack and visuals and explore similar themes of yearning.
Both are short korean movies that are part of the same omnibus called "and so again today" and follow adult characters.
