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It is quietly observant, with a detached eye for the telling moment, and the visual compositions are often exquisite.Full Review
Im recounts the painter's life in bold strokes rather than with the literalist's painstaking detail, and in the process tells us more about the mysteries of genius than a bushel full of quotidian fact.Full Review
Art history majors may write in with corrections. Meanwhile, I'm declaring that the masterly, big-canvas biographical drama Chi-hwa-seon: Painted Fire is about the Jackson Pollock of 19th-century Korea.Full Review
A beautiful and exhilaratingly clear-eyed new film by the equally celebrated South Korean director Im Kwon-Taek.Full Review
The mystery of the artistic process is left mysterious -- as it should be.Full Review
