After Yang review: moving metaphysical sci-fi
After Yang, Kogonada's followup to Columbus, is a metaphysical sci-fi that feels its way through the complex heartbreak and revelation of memory with a beautifully human touch.
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After Yang, Kogonada's followup to Columbus, is a metaphysical sci-fi that feels its way through the complex heartbreak and revelation of memory with a beautifully human touch.
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'After Yang' imagines a sci-fi future with impeccable decor and family androids who dream of humanity—it's twee, profound and unforgettable.
The two features by the South Korean-born filmmaker and video essayist Kogonada – his auspicious debut "Columbus" and the new "After Yang" – are distinct for their richness in rare qualities. A meditative quiet presides. The pace is unhurried. The compositions are pristine.