South Korean film director behind Parasite and Snowpiercer, known for philosophical exploration of social contradictions.
A director is the eyes of society. He shows what others do not want to see.
Awards are temporary things. What remains is the film and how it touches people's hearts.
When a work crosses linguistic and cultural boundaries, it means it has touched upon a universal truth.
In life, as in cinema, money determines the fate of characters. This is an honest metaphor for reality.
The standing ovation at Cannes is not an end, but only the beginning of a conversation about why this story resonates with the world.
Parasite is a portrait of modern society, where everyone tries to survive at the expense of another.
Mickey 17 explores the eternal question: what makes a person human if they are repeated again and again?