A famous writer loses her inspiration. She visits a suburb of Seoul, where her friend, who has given up writing, has opened a bookstore. Trying to figure out if this life would suit her, the writer goes for a walk in the neighbourhood. In the park, she meets another celebrity, a young actress who has also abandoned her career. The instant connection between the bitingly frank writer and the curious actress awakens forgotten creative dreams. The writer decides to make a film if the actress agrees to star.  "The film won the Silver Bear for the way it "highlights the beauty of chance encounters and the importance of authenticity in the hypocritical world of cinema". I think Hong Sang-soo (The Woman Who Got Away, Cinema Spring, 2020) is not just talking about cinema - when you make a film(s) about what you know best, or about yourself, you are inevitably touching on universal themes. In this case, motivation, communion and inspiration. Audiences who come to take a walk with the writer will be rewarded with lightness, the romance of life and a sense of fresh discovery. I have also discovered here one of the best dialogues in cinema this year." (Ignė Smilingytė)