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all I see are two alcoholics, satanic worshipers and promoters of sick homosexuality
In the word's of this sick "director":
"From the larger scheme of things I am a genre filmmaker, albeit one of slightly altered genres. Even though I explore such a genre-specific topic as homosexuality, it was not my intention to make a human rights film showing individuals overcoming discrimination. Similar to how I wanted to focus on individuals living through the colonial era rather than a story about the colonial era itself, I always wanted to create a movie that portrayed [homosexual romance] as something natural, as just a normal part of life."
Protestant older generation in South Korea posed more of a challenge. “It was an encouraging sign for me,” he says, “to find that average cinema-going audience would come to the cinema thinking that they are in for a good movie or that they’re there to see their favorite stars, but come out of the theatre thinking that homosexuality is a natural thing.”
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Do you understand, why those people are famous, and you get articles about them, as being something important in the history? IT's ALL LIES.
In the word's of this sick "director":
"From the larger scheme of things I am a genre filmmaker, albeit one of slightly altered genres. Even though I explore such a genre-specific topic as homosexuality, it was not my intention to make a human rights film showing individuals overcoming discrimination. Similar to how I wanted to focus on individuals living through the colonial era rather than a story about the colonial era itself, I always wanted to create a movie that portrayed [homosexual romance] as something natural, as just a normal part of life."
Protestant older generation in South Korea posed more of a challenge. “It was an encouraging sign for me,” he says, “to find that average cinema-going audience would come to the cinema thinking that they are in for a good movie or that they’re there to see their favorite stars, but come out of the theatre thinking that homosexuality is a natural thing.”
park chan-wook on the subversive sensuality of his korean lesbian thriller ‘the handmaiden’
The South Korean director most famous for his blood-soaked revenge thriller 'Oldboy' is back with an opulent, erotic masterpiece that floored critics at Cannes. We talk to Park about how 'The Handmaiden' could help normalize homosexuality in Korea, the...
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‘The Handmaiden’: Male Fantasies in a Doll House
There’s no denying how significant The Handmaiden is, especially with regards to Asian LGBTQ+ cinema. As our recent Pride 2024
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Park Chan-Wook Talks ‘The Handmaiden’, Homosexuality Onscreen and Korean Films’ Specific Appeal (Q&A)
After making his English-language debut with the disappointing 'Stoker' in 2013, the South Korean auteur is returning to his boundary-pushing roots with the erotic thriller.
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Do you understand, why those people are famous, and you get articles about them, as being something important in the history? IT's ALL LIES.
