A young couple in love drive around committing murders. Bodies, guns, knives, ropes, and bottles are scattered everywhere. From fields and forests to rivers, seas, and urban landscapes, they go wherever they please, as long as they’re together. The film So It Goes is the third feature film by Lee Haram, who previously brought his bizarrely stylized debut Beyond (2022) to the Busan International Film Festival. It is another form of eccentricity and travelogue. The film offers a playful yet brutal assault on humanity and history, set in a dystopian world teetering on the brink of apocalypse. It blends elements of romance with invisible entities, expresses a melancholic embrace of death, and creates a strange collage of themes. This bizarre and unique hybrid world cannot be compared to anything else and does not converge into any familiar genre. It features traces and aromas of Westerns, horror, gore, sci-fi, road movies, and romance. It is a provocative journey that invites viewers to wander willingly. (JEONG Jihye)