"Une enquête impossible. Un amour impossible."
Decision to Leave
En Corée du Sud, un mystérieux crime met en émoi la police qui couvre une zone montagneuse isolée. L'enquête est confiée à Hae-joon, un inspecteur réputé. Très vite, ce dernier commence les interrogatoires et, dès sa rencontre avec l'épouse du défunt, il doit faire face à des éléments perturbants…
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Voir tout sur TMDBBased on the pacing and acting, this should be a top-tier movie, but I found it difficult to watch because of the cruddy subtitles I had.
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When a man is found at the base of a mountain with his skull crushed, it looks like he slipped, or did he commit suicide, or was he pushed? Well it falls to detectives "Jang Hae-joon" (Park Hae-il) and his young sidekick "Soo-wan" (Go Kyung-Po) to get to the bottom of it. They are suspicious enough, but the only realistic suspect is his younger widow "Song Seo-rae" (Tang Wei) - but she has an alib…
Decision to leave looks great. The way the camera moves, the layout of the scenes and the staging of it all, great. But, its a bit plodding, and I didn't quite understand the character motivations. I partly wonder if im at a loss of understanding the korean/chinese ethno-nationalist relationship, since it seemed to play into it all, but overall I didn't see what was so overwhelming about the Chine…