This Week’s Film: In Between Days
Cuisine: Korean
I have a growing fondness for Korean film since I’ve seen so many excellent ones in recent years. This week, I am featuring In Between Days, a story of young love. Here is the NetFlix synopsis:
“Newly transplanted Korean immigrant Aimie (Jiseon Kim) is treading unfamiliar waters in her adopted country. Turning to her best — and only — friend, Tran, for support, the lonely teen finds herself falling in love with him, a development that could jeopardize their relationship. Director So Yong Kim’s artfully crafted tale of adolescence and assimilation nabbed a Special Jury Prize at the 2006 Sundance Film Festival.”
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