'John And Sun-Hee (2022)' is about an elderly man who takes extreme measures to save his dying wife, unconcerned with the potentially dangerous consequences of his actions. It's a relatively meditative piece, at least in comparison to some others in its series, and it makes a point of being somewhat gentle in its tone, themes and aesthetic. It's primarily about grief and denial, and it deals with these elements really well. It's actually quite touching and, even, somewhat poignant. Perhaps that's because it isn't afraid to be serious and doesn't concern itself with being 'edgy' for the sake of it. It tells its story earnestly, using violence when it needs to and restraint when it can. It is a little slow, but it's ultimately a quietly affecting experience. 7/10.
