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26 May 2005. ( 2005-05-26) Running time. 89 minutes. Country. South Korea. Language. Korean. Tale of Cinema is the sixth film by critically acclaimed South Korean director Hong Sang-soo.
Feb 21, 2024 · Hong Sang-soo is such a Berlinale favourite that if there isn’t a film by him in the programme, you feel something essential is missing. ‘A Traveler’s Needs’ is his seventh entry in the 74th Berlin International Film Festival competition, his fifth film in the last five years, and his third outing with Isabelle Huppert.
Born in 1960, Hong Sangsoo is a Korean director with international presence and perhaps one of the most acclaimed unique voices on the international film festival circuit. Hong first entered Chung-Ang University to study theater but quit after just one year. In 1982, he moved to the US and started a bachelor’s degree at the California College ...
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Standing apart from the clamor of current Korean cinema, with its obsessed vengeance seekers, live-octopus eaters, and river-dwelling mutants, forty-six-year-old Hong Sang-soo has secured his international reputation over the past decade with a septet of muted, structurally complex films—elliptical, exacting work that puts him more in the company of Hou Hsiao-hsien, Jia Zhang-ke, and Tsai Ming-liang.
In reality, [Hong Sang-soo’s] absolute mundanity remains a decoy. Of all renowned filmmakers of the last ten years, he is without a doubt the one that has least searched for signature effects and immediate tokens of seduction, with the relative exception of the beautiful harshness of his black and white films.
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