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The Day He Arrives (2011)

A film director who no longer makes films arrives in Seoul to meet a close friend. When the friend doesn't show up, he wanders the city aimlessly for three days, grabbing drinks and meeting women, with each day playing out like a version of the last.

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Manohla Dargis 18 Apr 2012

The Day He Arrives has real force and its experimentation is in the service of a moving story about a man who, as he says at the start, has nowhere to go. And so he returns to a bar, a woman and situations that are always the same and yet always different - snow falls during one kiss but not another - playing a director whose life resembles a movie he keeps remaking.

Alonso A 20 Jan 2017

Sang-soo evokes thoughts about human relations and the randomness of existence through his muted and self-deprecating characters in such a casual and dryly comedic way it deserves praise.

Matthew S 02 Jul 2015

Sang-soo Hong's endlessly fascinating study of "identity" "time" and human connection. Somehow connected to and similar to the Film Art that came to the world via La Nouvelle Vague -- this film is essentially a filmmaker taking a seemingly mundane walk in a village of Seoul in which he encounter old friends, lovers and strangers. It is never clear is this is one day, several days or one day presented in various combinations. It is equally unclear why the filmmaker, "Seongjun" is unable to distinguish at least two of the women. It this meant to show is conflict regarding women or is this a reflection back to him of how he feels women perceive him? It is woozy and challenging proposition of film that is ultimately a study of a man who has somehow lost the ability to connect and form meaningful human condition. The fact that it is filmmaker experiencing this is all the more potent.

Joseph S 20 Nov 2011

Hilarious! My first film from the director, and definitely a film that makes me want to seek out more. Like The Turin Horse this film was black and white and featured allot of repetition, unlike that film it was funny, warm, insightful, and probing, in short full of life, and the things which make the repetitions of life worthwhile. The main character becomes less likable as the film goes on, but it's constant tone, of minor details of his voice over, makes the film very novelistic. Like Abbas kiarostami the film carefully constructs its formal patterns into dry humor and witty gags. the introspective mr. nice guy routine so many films love to flaunt slowly dissolves, as inconsistencies between the things we tell ourselves about ourselves and actual behavior diverge.

Nick Pinkerton 16 Apr 2012

Like Rohmer, Hong is wonderful with atmospheric effects, using whirling snowfalls to place his characters' inchoate longing in relief.