What Does that Nature Say to You
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- Feb 20, 2025
i took off my glasses to watch for the full experience
𝐻𝑒𝓇𝒶𝓁𝒹Oct 9, 2025Classic Hong scenario: you meet your girlfriend's family, things seem to go relatively well, then you sit at the table, start to drink, and embarrassment ensues. Of course, things haven't gone that well; the casualness of the filmmaking and the light comic tone play against…
Filipe FurtadoFeb 20, 2025Leave it to Uncle Hong to deliver a film that looks like it was shot on a Sony Ericsson phone and still murder the Berlinale competition. He‘s just flexing at this point.
MathisRaabe - Oct 1, 2025
Hong Sang-soo proved that nature is like the oldest psychiatrist. Even one of the scariest moments for two lovers—meeting the parents—feels lighter when surrounded by trees and greenery. Being close to nature is deeply connected to our state of mind. A simple walk can ease…
Jomari BashinFeb 21, 2025at this point I'm kinda convinced Hong is a very professionalized AI programmed for/by the berlinale to appease the cinephiles in the world to have at least one arthouse essential regularly turning up at the festival year after year after year. the production costs lowered…
shookoneJun 28, 2025Probably my favorite Hong Sang-soo film so far. For me, this is the first time Hong has provided a universal entry point into his somehow self-indulgent world-building, and even without the presence of Kim Min-hee or Isabelle Huppert, it still remains airtight. A…
nick - Feb 20, 2025
The masculine urge to grow questionable facial hair in times of vulnerability.
BerlinaseJul 27, 2025Hong Sang-soo is on a great streak lately and, after the near-perfect By the Stream, his latest What Does That Nature Say to You is another masterpiece about male weakness and awkward encounters. The film is very minimalist even by Hong's standards, reduced to a cast of…
Darren Carver-BalsigerSep 22, 2025With last year’s By the Stream I wondered if Hong has developed a Bressonian fascination with the youth… maybe! Here he takes a playful jab at his 35-year-old poet — “youth” is perhaps generous, but he is definitely of the generation where filial duties carry different…
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