Wo Men Bu Shi Mo Sheng Ren

“How can you trust a boy you met at a BTS concert?”

Omar Franini

The moral of the story is NEVER date a guy you met at a BTS concert

ash

I'm so confused by the comparisons of this film to Edward Yang. I can get behind a slow burn of a film but I don't feel like we got close to knowing any of these characters despite the run epic run time. It irked me the way the Lydia is thrown away after she has a child…

Yana

Masterful melodrama that exquisitely condenses and expands time, never lets a single moment go on too long, charms with the simplest gestures and then just completely leaves you in shatters. I‘m still reeling from it.

PowWow

A sweeping Singaporean family melodrama where its ambition is at once its greatest asset but also the root of my greatest reservations with it. It is always in the very least a compelling yarn in grappling with two generations of family unit in Singapore and how seismic…

CalvinLaw

i just reactivated my letterboxd account because i couldnt believe the amount of positive reviews and also... hold strong.... breathe.... THE EDWARD YANG COMPARISONS. dios mio. no. por favor no. its been a while i havent hated a movie as much as this one. the bland story.…

shesho77

movie so long I’ve felt like I’ve lived a life with them

beebeep

It’s not a bad film and that’s why I don’t like it. Two stars all for the love story of dad and beehwa. Not sure who’s the audience that director tries to talk to (if there’s one), but since it has its premiere in Berlinale, I assume it’s not just for asian people. So when…

astar810

It is hard to describe exactly what this film is trying to achieve, other than packaging the whole thing as some so-called love letter to Singapore and pleasing the government, but I’m glad it explored rather wide and diverse themes. This film feels outdated and new at the…

Bartolomea