Seven Currently Released Films. Movie Stories 721 ~ 728

obsidianglen7 · 2026-10-28T16:44:00.000Z

Clay Face A revenge story of an actor who lost his face. A cruel and entertaining body horror. It was very immersive and much more enjoyable than The Substance. Heart of a Beast A survival story of a former special forces soldier and a military dog. End of Watch was my favorite among director David Ayer's filmography, but this movie was just as impressive. "Unfolding a simple narrative in an immersive way"—that must be directing skill. (Previous post about End of Watch) https://mlbpark.donga.com/mp/b.php?m=view&b=bullpen&id=202512110111452640 Still Shining The friendship and memories of two girls who have now grown old. It's a movie that feels like reading a book after a very long time. Wishing Sister Hye-ja good health. Gills The story of a boy who unintentionally develops gills underwater. I had high expectations for this animation because I liked the original book. Visual beauty: O Animation quality: O Voice acting: X Storyline: X I watched it with great anticipation and support, but it was quite disappointing. Heaven Knows What The reality and love of a New York homeless person. It is a dry and well-made masterpiece. The Silence of Light "A new work by Carlos Reygadas, set in the little-known Mennonite community in northern Mexico. Advocating pacifism and anti-technologism, they fled Europe in the 17th century and were later driven back to Mexico due to anti-German sentiment in Canada during WWI, where about 100,000 people live today." It is an art film. The movie is slow, sorrowful, and deep. The Last Blue Light "It follows the journey of 'Tereza,' a 77-year-old woman who seeks to live her life on her own terms, escaping a dystopian system that only values economic productivity." It is a Brazilian film. I highly recommend it to anyone who gets the chance. I'd like to introduce a good movie website. This has nothing to do with my personal gain. Seoul Film Center Seoul Film Center seoulfilmcenter.com Seoul Film Center is a hub for the virtuous cycle where visual culture and the film industry grow together, re-examining films through new perspectives and creating a space where citizens and filmmakers breathe together. I recommend it to those who haven't seen it.

Clay Face
A revenge story of an actor who lost his face.
A cruel and entertaining body horror.
It was very immersive and much more enjoyable than The Substance.
Heart of a Beast
A survival story of a former special forces soldier and a military dog.
End of Watch was my favorite among director David Ayer's filmography, but this movie was just as impressive.
"Unfolding a simple narrative in an immersive way"—that must be directing skill.
(Previous post about End of Watch)
https://mlbpark.donga.com/mp/b.php?m=view&b=bullpen&id=202512110111452640
Still Shining
The friendship and memories of two girls who have now grown old.
It's a movie that feels like reading a book after a very long time.
Wishing Sister Hye-ja good health.
Gills
The story of a boy who unintentionally develops gills underwater.
I had high expectations for this animation because I liked the original book.
Visual beauty: O
Animation quality: O
Voice acting: X
Storyline: X
I watched it with great anticipation and support, but it was quite disappointing.
Heaven Knows What
The reality and love of a New York homeless person.
It is a dry and well-made masterpiece.
The Silence of Light
"A new work by Carlos Reygadas, set in the little-known Mennonite community in northern Mexico. Advocating pacifism and anti-technologism, they fled Europe in the 17th century and were later driven back to Mexico due to anti-German sentiment in Canada during WWI, where about 100,000 people live today."
It is an art film.
The movie is slow, sorrowful, and deep.
The Last Blue Light
"It follows the journey of 'Tereza,' a 77-year-old woman who seeks to live her life on her own terms, escaping a dystopian system that only values economic productivity."
It is a Brazilian film.
I highly recommend it to anyone who gets the chance.
I'd like to introduce a good movie website.
This has nothing to do with my personal gain.
Seoul Film Center

Seoul Film Center
seoulfilmcenter.com
Seoul Film Center is a hub for the virtuous cycle where visual culture and the film industry grow together, re-examining films through new perspectives and creating a space where citizens and filmmakers breathe together.
I recommend it to those who haven't seen it.

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