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Posted by Jeff Starrs on August 16, 2012 at 08:17:31:
...Ting che or Parking. Taiwan. 2008.
Closest asiatic film to Jarmusch only better than JJ's last vain attempts.

Guy's car gets blocked in front of a building by another car, so he waits for the owner to show up.

Then things slide out of control, poetically, and resolve gently at the end.
Beautiful images, happy/sad plot. Loved it.