Award-Winning Film Possible Love ‘About Structural Societal Issues in Korea’
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Possible Love director Lee Chang-dong on his superb Oscar-hopeful new film
Even by the high standards of contemporary Korean cinema and television, anticipation was palpable when Possible Love premiered at the Venice International Film Festival in September. The film marked the first release in eight years from Lee Chang-dong – the novelist, former politician and filmmaker whose previous work, the 2018 mystery drama Burning, was one of that year’s most critically acclaimed. Given that his preceding film, 2010’s Poetry,…
In Possible Love, the most recent social survey of Korean Lee Chang-dong, two unequal couples come together. A masterful film about industrial struggle, desire and exploitation.
Lee Chang-dong Is Back, and Korea Is Betting Its Oscar Hopes on Him
Eight years after Burning, the director returns with Possible Love, a Venice winner and South Korea's pick for the Academy Awards. It reaches Netflix on Nov. 6. It took Lee Chang-dong eight years to make Possible Love, and he says that's exactly how long it needed. The director behind Burning is back with a relationship
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