Seen at Megabox this afternoon.

Thorougly original, mesmerizing, brilliant piece of visual poetry. Noh Kyeong-tae's second feature is not just a film, not just something you like/dislike, but an extremely beautiful experiment in thought.

These days, it sometimes feels like most movies we get to see are little more than one-hour-and-a-half commercials for a bunch of corporate sponsors and a celebration of their more or less good will. Land of Scarecrows is something else.