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Bong's longtime vfx collaborators 4th Creative Party will animate the film, about the relationship between mankind and marine life.
Filmmaker Bong Joon-ho, renowned for his Oscar-winning film "Parasite," is set to direct the most expensive Korean film in history. About the film: Bong's upcoming project is an animated film about deep-sea creatures and has a budget exceeding 70 billion won ($52 million), reported South Korean platform Daum. The film is being produced with full CG animation by Korean VFX company Force Creative Party, a company that has previously collaborated with the filmmaker.
Known for Parasite and Snowpiercer, the Korean filmmaker’s upcoming project is touted to be the most expensive production in Korean film history
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Bong Joon-ho Director Bong Joon-ho, whose film "Parasite" won four Oscars last year, will direct a computer animated film. Korean visual effects production company 4th Creative Party said on Thursday that Bong started working on the script in 2018 and finished it in January this year. The company will produce the animation and take charge of visual effects. The story is about deep-sea creatures and humans. Bong is currently writing a script for his next project, an English-language film. The animation will be produced after the film project. 4th Creative Party has worked on visual effects f...