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New Generation of Commercial and Indie Voices Leading Korean Film into the Future
Compared to many film markets, the Korean film industry has never been shy about giving new filmmakers a chance to sit in the director’s chair. Each year a remarkable number of new directors make their debuts across the indie and commercial realms.
Some of them graduate from other production roles such as assistant director, others prove their mettle through acclaimed short films, while others still come up through Korea’s growing number of graduate feature film production programs, such as the Korean Academy of Film Arts (KAFA), where both Jo Sunghee (Space Sweepers) and Yoon Sunghyun (Time to Hunt, ), among many others, made their feature debuts.
As Korean screen content goes from strength to strength and continues to see its global audience expand, these new voices are essential to keeping the industry’s output varied and fresh. Yet these new creators are also necessary to capture the complicated sentiments of a new generation of South Korean citizens who came of age after some of the country’s darkest moments and have a radically different set of social and political views from earlier generations.
Below are some of the filmmakers under th
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That&#;s what I&#;ve been doing in these past two weeks, trying to pick up something new to fill the void in my drama-watching I think I&#;ve found a keeper.
What started out as a casual fling last week might have turned into a long term relationship. Say hello to my latest crack drama, Angel Eyes~! clap clap clap
Please spare me because I&#;m so late into the game, yet I&#;ve fallen head over heels for this little gem of weekend drama currently airing on SBS. It&#;s been over a month since it first aired and I only get the chance (and mood) to check it out last week, and I&#;m completely captivated by the drama. I thought that it&#;s going to be a straight-up melo but it has its own moments of warmth, as expected for a weekend drama. Well, it&#;s better knowing that angst is surely going to happen somewhere in this drama from the start rather than watching a rom-com turning into an angsty melo (Witch&#;s Romance, I&#;m looking at YOU!).
I&#;ve read reviews that praised the younger cast but I learned it the hard way that higher expectation could lead to disappointment, so I left all expectation at the I fell hard for the characters. Kang Ha-neul is so good as Park Dong-joo that I&#;m thinking of watching Heirs just for him. He&#;s nailing his portrayal as the ob