The movie played under the title "From Seoul to Varanasi" at the Berlin International Festival. And while the director was mentioning the other movies he had made, I thought I didn't know them. I guess they are spiritual brothers (somewhat), though I wouldn't compare Dance Town that much with this movie.
Other than both are dramas that is. But this plays with the time-line and it does very cleverly so. It will take some time to adjust and you might not always know where you are (or better "when"), but it is rather intriguing and well made. Not perfect by any sense, but I still really liked the movie. It has something to say about relationships and other stuff and might be appalling to some (especially the graphic beginning), but that is the intention
Other than both are dramas that is. But this plays with the time-line and it does very cleverly so. It will take some time to adjust and you might not always know where you are (or better "when"), but it is rather intriguing and well made. Not perfect by any sense, but I still really liked the movie. It has something to say about relationships and other stuff and might be appalling to some (especially the graphic beginning), but that is the intention
