Director Lee Chang-dong's new film "Possible Love" received glowing reviews from foreign media upon its premiere at the Venice International Film Festival.
Jeon Do-yeon also drew attention for her passionate performance.
[That person has to be the main character of my movie.]
"Possible Love" tells the story of a laid-off worker couple and a documentary director couple trying to capture them on camera, as they become intertwined and face their hidden desires.
The film was unveiled for the first time at the Venice International Film Festival on the 6th, local time.
Following the screening, the audience poured out enthusiastic standing ovations, and Sul Kyung-gu, who played the laid-off worker Hoseok, drew attention by repeatedly wiping away tears.
With favorable reviews continuing from foreign media, expectations for awards are running high.
Britain's The Guardian praised the film for its delicate direction, beautiful acting, and novelistic atmosphere, while the U.S. publication The Hollywood Reporter described it as a sad yet beautiful chamber drama containing profound reflection.
The actors' performances also received praise.
In particular, IndieWire lauded Jeon Do-yeon, stating that she delivers a once-in-a-century performance.
(Source: Netflix Korea, Biennale Channel)
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