In a word <Over and Over again> can be said to be the low budget of <Tumbleweed> at Korean Cinema Today-Panorama. Gaettongi and Changsoo are like friends, even though one works in a factory and one lives in and out of prison to make money. They could be twins, and lead almost identical lonely and contemptible lives with dead end romances rooted in the low life environment. But the two are as different as they are similar in many ways. Gaettongi suffers the trauma and aftershocks of growing up in an abusive home, watching his mother regularly beaten by his father. Eventually, she snapped, and after comforting her son killed her husband and then abandoned her son. By contrast, Changsoo is proud and blustery and noisy the way Gaettongi is unable to be. The film peels back the layers of Gaettongi’s emotions one by one, as he begins to feel love blossoming inside him one day. But as his life repeats itself everyday, along with the inevitable failures, the elements for a catastrophe slowly creep into his life as well in manifest in an explosive manner. (JEON Chanil)