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Lee Chang-dong, also a novelist and screenwriter, directed several films in the 1990s and early 2000s that were highly and deservedly praised.

Director Lee Chang-dong’s films are uniquely Korean, and throughout his career, his work has served as cultural beacons for the future of Korean cinema. “Peppermint Candy” (1999) put a spotlight on auteurism in South Korea,  revealing an individual’s scars left by the tumultuous modern history of Korea’s democracy. “Oasis” (2002) sheds light on the social...

Il regista coreano di Burning - Lamore brucia smentisce le voci sul suo ritiro. Dopo le voci sul suo ritiro dalle scene, Lee Chang-Dong stupisce tutti. Il ...

Vera Drew’s The People’s Joker – which was pulled from TIFF in 2022 over "rights issues" -- starts a theatrical run today at the IFC Center.

"Sometimes I burn down greenhouses." Well Go USA has released the full-length official US trailer for the Korean film Burning, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival earlier this year to rave reviews (and the FIPRESCI Prize). It played at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, and is stopping at the Toronto, New York, & London

The retrospective series, Novel Encounters: the Films of Lee Chang-dong includes four new 4K restorations from the celebrated filmmaker.

Four films by South Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong land 4K restorations including "Oasis" and "Peppermint Candy," debuting at Metrograph in a retrospective.

Condemned by Death, after taking his own life, to live the last moments of 12 other people about to die, Choi Yee-jae’s nightmare comes to an end in Death’s Game Part Two after a wild and fun ride.

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The 2018 thriller film, Burning, is streaming on Netflix. Who stars in the movie? We shared who plays who and more right here.