Berlin Review: Hong Sangsoo’s Brief ‘Introduction’ Connects When Least Expected
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deadline.comSouth Korean filmmaker Hong Sangsoo has been a particular favorite at the Berlin Film Festival for quite some time — he won the Best Director prize there last year for The Woman Who Ran — and he’s back again this year with another competition entry, Introduction.
A study of indecision and uncertainty in the realms of family, career and amour, this very brief (just 66 minutes) and visually appealing black-and-white drama can be a bit confusing, as the writer-director makes little effort to define the characters and their relationships with one another.
But it also contains some vibrant intimate scenes, as the principals feel their way toward life-defining emotions and decisions.
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