Pachinko Recap: Country Air
Briefly

In 'Chapter Eleven', the shift from urban chaos to country life brings a sense of relief and intimacy to the characters, even amid the backdrop of 1945.
The emergence of romantic possibilities adds emotional stakes for Solomon, as his dwindling resources push him toward decisions with irreversible consequences.
Cinematographer Ante Cheng masterfully captures the contrasting light of rural life, enhancing the characters' moments of reflection amidst the ongoing turmoil of their lives.
As the narrative unfolds, tension lingers with Hansu's return; even in peaceful settings, uneasy currents highlight the fragility of their newfound happiness.
Read at Vulture
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