In "Treeless Mountain," (above) two Korean sisters staying with an aunt miss their mother.
(The New York Times)
In the end, loneliness becomes a festival reality
Films of isolation make impression as Toronto wraps
In "Treeless Mountain," (above) two Korean sisters staying with an aunt miss their mother.
(The New York Times)
TORONTO - The last days of the Toronto International Film Festival, which ended on Saturday, can feel, if not like a ghost town (there's always a party somewhere), then like last call at a bar where everyone has managed to find someone to go home with. Everyone except you and the handfuls of stragglers who drift into press screenings. Even ... (Full article: 1124 words)
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