Pieta
Reviewed by Thomas Gaglio
Title: Pieta
Director: Ki-duk Kim
Viewed at the Metro Theater
SBIFF 2013
Pieta a finely crafted film produced in Korea. Takes place in an industrial ghetto, were a heartless loan shark starts to take collecting late payments into his own hands. When a woman cleverly enters his life claiming that she was his mother who gave him up at birth. The illusion of love for the first time makes this drama a movie worth seeing. The rawness of Pieta director by Ki-duk Kim who portrays the deep connections that dwell just below the surface of what make us good or evil. Made by professionals who took great care in crafting the continuity and pace of Pieta. The stark reality gives this film believability.
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- Published:
- 02.18.13 / 5pm
- Category:
- Films, Santa Barbara Film Festival 2013
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