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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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Lisa Kennedy 04 Mar 2011

Now is the time to bestow on yourself the gift of one of the most, well, poetic films of 2010. And by "poetic," we mean rich with soulful pauses that are at once visual and aural and deeply observant of the dance of routine and quiet surprise.

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).

Toby M 12 Feb 2011

Beautiful poetic expression of the ugliness of life we are sometimes forced to face.

Joshua D 22 May 2011

An older kind-natured woman looks for lyrical expression and natural beauty in a world of disease and muted compassion. The things people do are horrible. The things people do are wonderful. People lose and take and hurt and create. It's a slow, rich film with a world class central performance and an ending that is so tonally perfect and quietly delivered that any missteps in film along the way are gratefully forgiven.

Suncica M 15 Nov 2010

What a grandmother wouldn't do for her beloved grandchild?