How did a literalwho director working in a third world country in the early 2000-s manage to create one of the finest masterpieces of crime fiction in the history of cinema?
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How did a literalwho director working in a third world country in the early 2000-s manage to create one of the finest masterpieces of crime fiction in...
>poor people are bad
wrong kino, homosexual.
hivemind
Wrong movie, homosexual
While Hollywood is busy sniffing their own farts, the third worlders are crafting Kino.
South Korea I imagine is mostly homogenous racially so it can’t possibly be lesser world than the US
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>South Korea
>third world
I hate the English
It really is or at least was 20 years ago and earlier. I mean, did you not watch the movie?
the village in the film looks absolutely nothing like an actual thrid world village
How would you know? Are you from one such country?
Lemme guess, the US?
>Lemme guess, the US?
>while I sit all day everyday on an American website, discussing American movies, made by Americans, in America, and for Americans
>I just can’t stop sucking american wiener!
>I know I’ll say america le bad so I don’t look like the mindless vassal that I am
Pottery
it was set in the 80s though, south korea wasn't like that at the time of the film's creation
sure, but it was still borderline third-world, it had smaller gdp than slovenia or portugal
Yeah, zoomers here wouldn't know this because their minds are poisoned by K-pop prostitutes shaking their hips on stage for lonely men, but South Korea's economic success is a relatively recent phenomenon. Korean Gen X'ers still have a vivid memory of how insignificant their country used to be.
>English
Americans
He's def a yank
Jokes on you, im russian
OP is 100% a mutt
Gangnam Style!
Bong is a hack and Song is an alcoholic butthole who abuses his co-stars.
For me, it's Park Chan-wook and Lee Byung-hun.
>Korean shit
No thanks
Your loss. It's a brilliant film.
>crime fiction
>fiction
it was fiction. As the based murderer said himself "it was just a movie"
>South Korea
>producing kino
The only good SK director is Chan-Wook. Everything else is midwit tier.
You're very new to Korean cinema but you're on the right path. Chan-wook is indeed the right place to start. Then you may move on to Lee Chang-dong and Kim Ki-duk (assuming you've already seen the Korean films of Kim Jee-woon). Then you can start watching Hong Sang-soo and Ok Yi-seop and other auteurs like them.