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aechjay

29Feb12

Felt like watching my childhood in Hapcheon.

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frailsoul

15Feb12

Pure and sad story that may remind some moments of our own childhood. Impressive in its own way.

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Selenteen

31Jan12

Slow placed movie with a beautiful story-telling. As the camera continues to move, you get the feeling that you're actually peeking into their real life.

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Roberta Lynn

31Oct11

Lame ending.

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Stu Witmer

18Jan11

Lovely, quiet, ultra-unsentimental little film consisting primarily of nearly claustrophobic close-ups of two kids cast adrift by their mom. Scenes are interlaced with static, establishing nature shots in the manner of Ozu.

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Jeremy Moss

16Jun10

Pure. In every way.

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Parandian

28Apr10

The cast play so natural as if though the filmcrew did not exist. The film is a study when it comes to naturalism and child-acting in general. The way director So Yong Kim and DP Anne Misawa have captured all the details, and at the same time being so invisible is just amazing. I recomend this one.

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Parandian

14Apr10

I usually don't like to write that much, but this one earns my attention. Treeless mountain is one of the best films i saw at the 19th Films From The South Festival in Oslo.

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simonadp

27Mar10

astonishing the way he follows the kids, catches their eye and their little world made by objects, gestures and silences...