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Lee Chang-dong returns with haunting masterpiece

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By Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyung-gu, Zo In-sung
| RogerEbert.com Verified
For his first film in almost a decade, Lee Chang-dong (“Burning”) turns to the work of another master, Krzysztof Kieslowski, using the Polish director’s 10th chapter of “Dekalog” as inspiration for “Possible Love,” one of the best films of 2026. Lee opens with the 10th commandment that inspired both projects: “Thou Shall Not Covet.” However, this is no mere tale of envy; it’s a complex character study of how imbalanced dynamics can impact human connection.
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Possible Love

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By Lee Chang-dong, Jeon Do-yeon, Sul Kyoung-gu
| MYmovies Verified
Recensione di Tommaso Tocci giovedì 23 luglio 2026  Sposati e con un figlio, Mi-ok e Ho-seok sono una coppia che vive una vita modesta ma costruita su fondamenta solide nonostante i recenti problemi di Ho-seok, il quale beve troppo ed è in preda alla depressione dopo essere stato licenziato dalla fabbrica in cui lavorava.
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Lee Chang-dong’s answer to ‘Parasite’ is an enthralling slow-burn parable about disparity and connection

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By Phil De Semlyen Verified, Lee Chang-dong, Jeon Do-yeon
| Time Out Verified
Two couples of wildly contrasting means connect awkwardly in Lee Chang-dong’s perceptive and empathetic new drama. The Korean filmmaker isn’t prodigious in his output – this is his first film since 2018’s masterful thriller Burning and only his fifth of the century – but when he has something to say, it’s worth listening. Here, he delivers an absorbing parable about the ruin wreaked by late capitalism.
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