How Hong Sang-soo’s 66-Minute ‘Grass’ Questions Our Traditional Standards of How Long a ‘Legitimate’ Film Needs to Be
Hong Sang-soo’s 66-minute “Grass” questions age-old cinematic standards that often go unquestioned, even in independent films.
Adina Glickstein
Newswire
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