Right Now, Wrong Then

we, as human beings, making decisions, talking to individuals, have always wanted, even once, to go back in time to erase one of our mistakes. in the first part of Right Now, Wrong Then, the director tells Heejung what she wants to hear and isn’t honest with her, acting and fooling around like a playboy and saying awkwardly he was married all along. but in the second part, the director is sensitive, honest, complete (and naked? weird scene btw), but this part is just so beautiful knowing it's autobiographical between Hong Sang-soo and Kim Min-hee, although I hope he didn't get naked in front of Min-hee's friends... but still, we don't know which part is real or dreamed in the movie, but the moral is: accept and assume your faults towards those who matter to you, be honest with who you love or plan on loving.