Yim Soon-rye's cult classic captures a secret history of 1990s South Korea—when economic malaise was the norm and K-Pop was still a faraway dream—as told through its cover bands, sad power ballads, and faded resort towns. Staggering from one depressing gig to another offseason hotel, the now middle-aged misfits of the Waikiki Brothers band can feel their youth disappearing and their misfortunes mounting with every passing beat. Yim's own rhythm of quiet, static long takes brings a sense of admiration and respect to this tale of dreams stubbornly clung to in a society that could care less. Fut…
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