With the framing of doorways and windows, walk and talks and medium shots that let the streetscapes seep in, Park’s thoughtful direction helps to evoke the panels and pacing of Tomine’s work.

Cliff Lee

The Globe and Mail (Toronto)

Shortcomings isn’t revolutionary, but it’s authentic, resonant, and laugh-out-loud funny.

Park’s debut comedy leans on its cast and a smart screenplay to offer up a social commentary both bitter enough to make a point and agreeable enough to make people laugh, even leave with a smile on their faces. While it’s a tricky line to balance, Park (barely) pulls it off.

Michael Frank

The Film Stage