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‘After Yang’: Kogonada Talks Love, Memories & The “Profound Sense Of Time” [Sundance]

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“If we break any human being open, they contain worlds; they contain galaxies, and we’re often not as curious or interested in the people all around us.” Video essayist turned filmmaker Kogonada’s remarkable feature debut “Columbus” was about the meeting of two worlds invisibly occupying the same space.

The film almost feels out of time, or that itself time stops, every time its lead characters find meaning and solace in one another.

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