Korean Star Jeon Do-Yeon’s Outstanding ‘Possible Love’ Performance Could Earn Venice’s Best Actress Prize — or Lee Chang-Dong the Golden Lion
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Korean Star Jeon Do-yeon’s Outstanding ‘Possible Love’ Performance Could Earn Venice’s Best Actress Prize — or Lee Chang-dong the Golden Lion
Korean cinema burst life into an until-then sleepy Venice Film Festival on Sunday when Lee Chang-dong premiered his first film since 2018’s Cannes winner “Burning,” “Possible Love.” His latest feature, a Venice competition selection and a Netflix global release, follows two couples (one working-class, the other more upper-echelon figureheads for capitalism) as their lives become entangled during a documentary film project about laid-off workers.…
The psychological drama Possible Love of Lee Chang-dong made a strong impression in Venice and will be released on Netflix in France. The first reviews are there. Lee Chang-dong is a regular of the major festivals. Apart from his first feature film Green Fish, released in 1997, the Korean director has always been welcomed in Cannes and Venice, [...]
Eight years later Burning, Lee Chang-dong returns to Venice with Possible Love, where two very different couples look, compare and end up wanting something from other people's life. A movie about work, money, freedom and that feeling, always deceptive, that on another side there can be a better life
Jeon Do-yeon, Sol Kyung-gu, Cho Yeo-jeong, and Jo In-sung star in Lee Chang-dong's first feature film in eight years, "If Love," a Netflix movie that will have a limited theatrical release in select theaters starting October 23rd (Friday), ahead of its exclusive Netflix streaming release. A poster featuring the theatrical release date and a trailer have been released.
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