Set in a South Korean orphanage circa 1975 and featuring a concentrated, thoroughly convincing perf by preteen Kim Sae-ron, A Brand New Life is an admirably un-manipulative drama about the impermanence of relationships and the resilience of kids in the face of it. Drawing on her own childhood experience as an orphan living with Catholic nuns in Seoul, first-time writer-director Ounie Lecomte has made a film that's emotionally and aesthetically involving in almost every shot.
Variety
Trailer:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mgwpG-7zLaQ
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