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용산기지·광주 군 공항 오염토 ‘반출 정화’ 허용…개발 기간 6개월 단축 효과

The recently released "Possible Love," directed by Cha Chaeng-goo, took the international film community by storm at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival's competition section. The film's opening night screened at the Sala Grande Cinema on Venice Lido's Palazzo del Cinema, receiving a six-minute standing ovation from the audience.

American media outlet Variety reported that after the film's conclusion, the cast was seen embracing each other in tears while clapping in jubilation. Local news outlets also showered praise on the film. The Guardian awarded it 4 out of 5 stars, praising its subtle direction, beautiful acting, and literary atmosphere. The Independent reported that it is Cha Chaeng-goo's most powerful, literary work, depicting modern cinema's literary depth.

Time described it as a delicate drama about love and longing in an anxious era, showcasing the power of warmth over vanity. Screen Daily International noted that Cha Chaeng-goo presented a new exploration of class and desire, highlighting the unseen tension between the wealthy and the poor. The Guardian called it a beautiful, graceful, and mysterious cinematic experience, while Deadline highlighted the film's outstanding implementation of Cha Chaeng-goo's vision by four lead actors and its stunning visuals and thoughtful message.

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