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Poetry (2010)

A South Korean woman in her sixties enrolls in a poetry class as she grapples with her faltering memory and her grandson's appalling wrongdoing.

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Mitchell W 29 Jan 2012

Yun is wonderful. The way her character's perception of the world changes during the course of the film reminds me of something Fassbinder said about Douglas Sirk (and how his films helped him "understand something about the world and what it was doing" to him).

Trent R 23 Jan 2011

Excellent film that fits in with familiar themes for the director, concerning an individual largely overwhelmed by changing cultural values and socioeconomic demands - yet acting quietly but with clear intent to create a meaningful space. Yun Jeong-hie, emerging from retirement for this role, is stately by means of presenting an understated and seemingly unremarkable facade. Never pandering, and only expressing specific emotions in credible forms for the character. Poet Kim Yong-taek serves a sort of explicatory role without the usually awful trappings, spurring and drawing out Mi-ja's motivations and internal struggle in a logical context of poetry without pretense or contrivance. Her natural capacity for empathy and the difficulty of maintaining that perspective in a world of deeply cynical pragmatists provides deeply personal conflict, and it is much more meaningful for that ambitious subtlety.

lu b 03 Jan 2019

A quiet and devastating film with an ending that is indeed as transcendental as fine poetry. Explores themes of aging, mortality, and justice. Reminiscent of Bergman's best works. A more or less perfect combination of honesty and unadorned profundity. One of my all-time favorites.

Mary-Kate G 05 Mar 2011

Jeong-hie Yun fills my heart with flowers.

Elizabeth B 10 Feb 2011

My favorite film from this year's TIFF starts US theatrical run tomorrow. Don't miss this beautifully layered drama.