Recently, a collection of director Joshua Gen Solondz’s short films was screened at a special exhibition with the title I’ll Sleep When You’re Dead. It is a sentence that offers multiple clues toward understanding the director’s body of work. His most ambitious work to date is We Don’t Talk Like We Used To, a discomforting film that shows various moments from life where the gentle coexists with the violent and the strange with the everyday. (Sung MOON)