Shape of Tulip

About This Movie

Shape of Tulip is an intriguing exploration of longing and identity, set against the backdrop of Gongju's rich cultural tapestry. The film navigates the delicate interplay of memory and fate as our Japanese protagonist searches for a man whose face eludes her. There's a haunting quality to the atmosphere, enhanced by the soft, almost ethereal cinematography. Meanwhile, the Korean male lead's obsession with vintage Japanese cinema adds layers to his character, creating a fascinating juxtaposition. These two souls meet through a series of chance encounters, each moment steeped in quiet tension. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to sit with the characters’ emotions. Performances feel genuine, drawing you into this world of nostalgia and unfulfilled desires.

Focus on character-driven narrative · Emphasis on cultural and emotional nuances · Visually striking with a nostalgic feel