Drawing from Tsuge’s 1967 and 1968 short stories, the film follows a screenwriter named Lee (played by Korean actress Shim Eun-kyung) as she embarks on contrasting seasonal journeys — a summer encounter at a seaside town and a winter retreat to a remote mountain lodge.
“One day the image came to me, as if it were a poster with summer and winter landscapes placed side by side,” Miyake tells Variety. “By presenting two contrasting seasons, I felt that our senses could be refreshed, unexpected surprises might emerge, and together they could create a richer cinematic experience.”
The project, which began development in 2020 during the pandemic, emerged from the director’s own desire to travel.
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