Bedford Park

Bedford Park makes ordinary places feel heavy with history. After her mother’s car accident, Audrey returns to her parents’ New Jersey home. The dispute over the damage brings her into Eli’s life, and their tense first encounters gradually give way to rides, meals and…

Kim Langvandsbråten

Wake up, a new Korean saying to emotionally devastate has dropped

Amanda the Jedi

BEDFORD PARK is a delicate, intimate, and heartfelt directorial debut that showcases the quiet confidence of writer-director Stephanie Ahn. Though it runs a bit long and occasionally meanders, there’s something deeply warm and charming about watching these two characters’…

Matt Neglia

can’t wait for the rest of the world to see this 🤍

cob

Heart is in the right place but if you're going to ask us to invest two hours in what is ultimately a series of extended conversations that all overstay their welcome, you better make sure you have engaging dialogue, strong chemistry between your leads, or at the very least…

Kevin Y

Present Lives

Denny O'Neil

Adelaide Film Festival 2026 - #4 A wonderful Korean/American romantic drama that deserves to be in the same conversations as Past Lives and Minari. Can't wait to see what Stephanie Ahn does next because she won me over with this one.

Buddy O

A solid debut with interesting characters that feel authentically drawn. But, as with many Sundance films, it suffers from pacing issues and doesn’t quite justify its 2-hour runtime. Still, it nailed the dynamic of its core relationship and deserves praise for…

David Chen

I loved this! The lead actors had a lot of chemistry, and I think most of the characters were well written. Moon Choi currently gives one of my favorite performances of the year in it. I like how it balances its romance aspects and its character writing. It’s currently my…

Paul