Remains

About This Movie

So, 'Remains' is an interesting dive into familial obligations and the weight of regret. The film follows a man who, after years of chasing business success in Mainland China, returns to Hong Kong following his father's passing. The pacing feels deliberate, allowing the viewer to really soak in the emotional turmoil as he discovers his son's childhood diary. It's a subtle yet powerful exploration of lost time, and the performances are quite intimate, drawing you into their world. It’s all about the little moments and the regret that comes with neglecting family for work. The atmosphere is a bit somber and reflective—definitely has that reflective drama vibe going on. There’s something raw about how it portrays these relationships.

Reflective drama about family and regret. · Deliberate pacing allows for emotional depth. · Intimate performances enhance the storytelling.