Today I watched Director Hong Sang Soo's 2015 work "Right Now, Wrong Then". Still the director's usual story: a married man meets an unmarried woman. The two drank coffee, took a walk, drank each other, had a party, and finally separated.
The structure of the film is unique: the same story is played twice. A series of subtle differences determine the story to a completely different ending. Of course, the ending may not matter. In the interaction between men and women, every difference in the interpretation of the process is important.
Wretched respect for each other and honest villain face, which one costs more and has a more beautiful ending? do not know.
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