Lee Chang-Dong: "Golden Lion Is Not necessary... Healing the Pain of Others Through Film" (Roundup)
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Venice, 13 sets. (askanews) - Lee Chang-dong, South Korean director of "Possible Love," winner of the Silver Lion - Grand Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice Film Festival, has been said to be "excited" for recognition with a film that marks his return to directing after eight years. The film is the story of two very different couples who meet, observe, compare and end up wanting something from other people's life. "I am incredibly excited.
For Director Lee Chang-dong, who was reaffirmed as “the most literary master in contemporary cinema” (IndieWire) at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival with his new film *Love Is Possible*, the cradle of his creativity was literature. Born and raised in Daegu in 1954, Director Lee graduated from the Department of Korean Language Education at Kyungpook National University and, while working as a high school Korean language teacher
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Jung Rae-won and Park Won-hee = Director Lee Chang-dong, who won the Grand Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival for his film 'Love Is Possible', [regarding] this work...
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporters Jung Rae-won and Park Won-hee = Director Lee Chang-dong, who won the Grand Jury Prize at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival for his film *Love Possible*, stated that he explored his contemplation on how to portray the suffering of others in film through this work. At a press conference for the winners held on Lido Island in Venice, Italy, on the 12th (local time), Director Lee said, "I asked myself how fi…
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