Some Nights I Feel Like Walking - BLU-RAY

In his ninth film for Hong Sangsoo, Kwon Haehyo plays Byungsoo, a film director who goes with his daughter Jeongsu (Park Miso), an aspiring interior designer, to a building owned by an old friend (Lee Hyeyoung) already established in the design field. She gives them a tour of the property, which includes a restaurant and cooking studio on the first two floors, her office in the basement, a residence on the third floor and an artist's studio at the top. The three of them amicably chat the day away. But when his daughter leaves to get more wine, Byungsoo is left to spend time with the landlord and the other residents of her building. With Walk Up, Hong Sangsoo returns to an interest in structure that has been a defining characteristic of his work from the beginning. And this time the structure is a literal one. As Byunsgoo makes his way up the floors of the building, Hong fills these spaces with a profusion of everyday details spanning art, love, career, religion, dietary decisions and home renovations.

Aging author Bill Bryson (Robert Redford) returns to the States after two decades in the UK and decides-despite his advancing years-to hike the Appalachian Trail. On his wife's (Emma Thompson) insistence that he not go it alone, Bill brings old pal Stephen Katz (Nick Nolte) along on his ambitious trek which becomes a hilariously poignant journey for both of them. Mary Steenburgen, Nick Offerman, Kristen Schaal co-star in this good-natured comedy/drama, based on the real-life Bryson's memoir. 105 min. Widescreen; Soundtrack English; Subtitles English.

In 1983 New York, thirteen-year-old Oliver Nicholas stands on the edge of adolescence, eager for first love and rebellion. His world upends when Aida, his beloved 65-year-old Chilean housekeeper and maternal figure, suffers a stroke. As grief and home chaos collide, Oliver wanders a surreal emotional landscape of eccentric friends, family turmoil, and the painful beauty of first experiences, turning his rite of passage into a darkly comic fight for identity.