Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love follows a laid-off factory worker and the marriages that collide around him. From NYFF 2026: a film that examines job loss with profound sorrow.
Author: Ezra Cubero
Ezra Cubero
Ezra Cubero has been writing reviews for his own outlet Silver Screen Xpress for more than a decade, covering the latest film releases and attending various film festivals. He is also the Executive Director of the New Jersey Film Critics Circle. He is a passionate fan of movies and strives for positivity in online film discussion, celebrating all kinds of great art from around the world, both popular and underexposed.
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