Baba

This film, to me, feels like the Asian version of An Anatomy of a Fall - not story-wise, but the viewing experience. It kept me on edge and indulged me with a mix of emotions the entire time.

The subtle storytelling and well-placed moments of ambiguity dilute the raw impact of the tragic event itself. The director refrains from simplistically attributing blame or offering an easy emotional outlet for the audience. Instead, the movie delicately and silently guide viewers to witness how an ordinary father comes to terms with the absurdity of reality in the face of such a tragedy. It's one of the most lingeringly powerful films I've seen in years.

Highly recommended.