

Two Seasons, Two Strangers
Maybe travel is about trying to get away from words.
In summer, Nagisa and Natsuo meet by the sea. Their vacant gazes reflect each other as they exchange awkward words and wade into the rain-drenched ocean. In winter, Li, a screenwriter, travels to a snow-covered village. There, she finds a guesthouse run by Benzo.
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- Language
- Korean
- based on manga
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IndiaIN
- PremiereInternational Film Festival of Kerala13 Dec 2025
United StatesUS
- PremiereNew Directors/New Films17 Apr 2026
- Theatrical (limited)24 Apr 2026
AustraliaAU
- PremiereBrisbane International Film Festival 27 Nov 2025
- PremiereMelbourne International Film Festival7 Aug 2026
AustriaAT
- PremiereVienna International Film Festival18 Oct 2025
BrazilBR
- PremiereSão Paulo International Film Festival16 Oct 2025
ChinaCN
- PremierePingyao International Film Festival27 Sept 2025
FinlandFI
- PremiereSHelsinki Cine Aasia15 Mar 2026
- TheatricalS9 Oct 2026
FranceFR
- Theatrical3 Mar 2027
GermanyDE
- PremiereFilmfest Hamburg26 Sept 2025
GreeceGR
- Theatrical12 Feb 2026
Hong KongHK
- PremiereIHong Kong Asian Film Festival27 Oct 2025
- Theatrical18 Dec 2025
IndonesiaID
- Premiere13+Jakarta World Cinema27 Sept 2025
- PremiereJogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival30 Nov 2025
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Two Seasons, Two Strangers was released on 7 November 2025.
Audience reviews
1- A8/10
Alunauwie
8/4/2026
Two Seasons, Two Strangers (2025) is a thoughtful drama that uses two interconnected stories to explore loneliness, identity, and personal growth through quiet, contemplative storytelling. Supported by natural performances, beautiful seasonal visuals, and subtle emotional depth, the film finds meaning in everyday conversations rather than dramatic conflict. Ultimately, it is a gentle reflection on how people and expe…
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