An irresponsible and childish ex-con befriends a girl with cerebral palsy and develops a progressively stronger bond with her.
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★★★★★
This is one of the most beautiful and sensible films you can ever see. So-ri Moon's performance is incredibly real that until a dream-like sequence I thought that she really had had cerebral palsy. Kyung-gu Sol was transmitting perfectly the behaviours and the...
★★★★★
I rated "Oasis" as a MUST SEE. Yes, it may be difficult to watch all those cerebral palsy twitching scenes, but focusing on the heart of the story, you shall appreciate as the story unfolds. It's an intriguing human drama needed to be told - to rouse the malai...
★★★★★
We talk a lot about love in our society but often love is only acceptable to us if it fits our pictures. For example, the love of an older person for a younger, love between members of the same sex or between disabled individuals may make us uncomfortable and...
★★★★★
The premise of this story challenges both of its romantic leads to use their bodies to convey the characters' emotions. Jong-du, played by Sol Kyung-gu, is an awkward ex-con whose older brother calls him immature but he seems a little crazy, or maybe mentally...
★★★★★
Oasis is a love story of truly unique proportions. It is simply unlike any movie you are likely to see.
Confronting, unusual, at times violent, but also heartbreakingly honest.
Lead by a stunning performance by So-ri Moon, and ably assisted by Kyung-gu Sol....
