Writer-director Kim Tae-Yong uses the melancholic, gray backdrop of Seattle as both character and metaphor, crafting a film that's visually beautiful and incredibly moving.

Not much happens in "Late Autumn," and the film feels a little overlong. But it has moments of real magic...

The melancholic mood is heightened by the slow pace and the mellow music, while Seattle itself plays a major role , with many shots of its attractions, as the two protagonists roam in the streets with Hoon as the tour guide and Anna as the tourist.

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