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<\/a><\/p>\nHam Chunsu (Jung Jaeyoung) is an art-film director who has come to Suwon for a screening of one of his movies. He meets Yoon Heejung (Kim Minhee), a fledgling artist. She\u2019s never seen any of his films but knows he\u2019s famous; he\u2019d like to see her paintings and then go for sushi and soju. Every word, every pause, every facial expression, and every movement is a negotiation between revelation and concealment: too far over the line for Chunsu and he\u2019s suddenly a middle-aged man on the prowl who uses insights as tools of seduction; too far for Heejung and she\u2019s suddenly acquiescing to a man who\u2019s leaving the next day. So they walk the fine line all the way to a tough and mordantly funny end point, at which time\u2026 we begin again, but now with different emotional dynamics. Hong Sangsoo, represented many times in the NYFF, achieves a maximum of layered nuance with a minimum of people, places, and incidents. He is, truly, a master.<\/p>\n