RICEBOY SLEEPS Clip | TIFF 2022
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- A South Korean mother and son struggle with their new life in 1990s Canada and the growing rift between them, in Anthony Shim’s assured second feature.
The 47th Toronto International Film Festival runs September 8 to 18, 2022. For more, visit tiff.net.
This movie will help educate us to how hard it is to start over in a new country, important and beautiful.
I’m surprised A24 Didn’t make this movie;I watched this movie over and over.Such a good Movie
Just watched the movie and tbh the movie was so relatable to immigrants life , the cultural shock and many day to day issues such a fantastic, stupendous movie and i never tear up easily but whilst watching this one really got me emotionally, welk done 👏👏👏
Watched this during a flight from Korea to Canada. Aboard I cried a lot.
명장면입니다. 멋진 연기력을 보인 엄마와 아들에게 박수를 보냅니다. 짝짝짝~~
this is going to be so good. i can feel it.
It was good, I felt it
@@kieranpallen831 where can i watch it?
This movie was amazing
This preview just hit the core in me… it’s just a few minutes but it portrays everything we encounter as immigrants.
Im excited im gonna cry 😭
I watched the full trailer on another channel and burst into tears
This movie was sad but optimistic, this woman was hard working raising a single child but you knew times would get better, as the boy grew up the load on the mother would get lighter and alont with Simon life would indeed get easier so she could finally enjoy it. But then the terminal cancer.
Poor woman came to the country, raised a child and will die and the only thing she really experienced was hard work in an alien country and even Simon was really just your average midwestern american.
I cried multiple times
최승윤 배우! 응원합니다!
If the trailer moves you, then god help you watching the movie
Good heads up. The trailer is just annoying. Tried a different trailer. Still nothing.
God tried and couldn’t. Had to turn it off
@@Itsme83. Did you get to the pivotal part of the plot?
HE IS MY FRIEND AT SCHOOL
why didn’t he answer with,”dennis rodman”?
Por donde la puedo ver??
I was somehow really related to my personal situation. Like, I insist (?) to be called by my korean name. It’s obviously a name cannot be caught by foreigners at one time. Whenever they dont get it, even tho I expected that, sometimes it makes me a fucking ailen
Lame
So many films at TIFF this year seem to be cheaply trafficking in nostalgia.
@@vaderstar Have you seen the movie? Firstly, it takes place in Canada. But I said "trafficking in nostalgia" because the film sloppily inserts pieces from the time period at times. Also, I was an immigrant from Taiwan living in Vancouver around the same time as the character and I was also close to the same age. The racism that the character faces doesn't line up with some sort of general reality...only in a melodramatic sense maybe. That specific kind of victim narrative is just so overdone and completely lacking nuance.
@@vaderstar "30 years things have got worse for those who are marginalized" Huh? While racism obviously still exists, statistically speaking, things haven't gotten worse. They've gotten much better. You're essentially denying reality. Serious. Look up at the overall stats.