Park Chan-wook Praises ‘Squid Game,’ Says ‘Parasite’ Was ‘a Historical Event’
The “Decision to Leave” director credited both projects with opening doors for Korean filmmakers.
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Park Chan-wook Teases New Western, Sci-Fi, and Serial Killer Films
The “Decision to Leave” filmmaker isn’t slowing down after his Best Director win at Cannes.
‘Decision to Leave’ Review: Park Chan-wook’s Detective Procedural Is the Most Romantic Movie of the Year
Cannes: Park Chan-wook’s murder-mystery may not be as opulent as “The Handmaiden,” but its bad romance cuts just as deep.
Watch Park Chan-wook’s New iPhone-Shot Film Project, ‘Life Is but a Dream’
The Apple project comes ahead of the South Korean auteur’s upcoming feature “Decision to Leave.”
Park Chan-wook and A24’s ‘Sympathizer’ Lands at HBO with Robert Downey Jr. Starring
The historical espionage drama series is based on Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.
Park Chan-wook Joins A24 for ‘The Sympathizer,’ His TV Return After ‘Little Drummer Girl’
Viet Thanh Nguyen’s Pulitzer Prize winner is becoming a television series.
Park Chan-wook’s First Movie Since ‘Handmaiden’ Is a Murder Mystery Romance Filming This Month
Production on the director’s “Decision to Leave” will begin before the end of the month.
‘The Brigands of Rattlecreek’: Park Chan-wook to Direct Ultra-Violent Western
Amazon has picked up the project, which was written by “Bone Tomahawk” filmmaker S. Craig Zahler.
‘The Little Drummer Girl’ Trailer: Park Chan-wook’s TV Debut Assembles Stellar Cast and Rainbow of Color for ’70s Spy Thriller
Michael Shannon, Alexander Skarsgård and Florence Pugh star in the latest AMC miniseries adapted from a John le Carré novel.
Park Chan-wook and Florence Pugh Teaming Up for John le Carré Adaptation ‘The Little Drummer Girl’
It would seem the Korean auteur has sympathy for Lady Macbeth.
15 Must-See Movies At the 2017 New York Asian Film Festival
From a feminist political thriller written by Park Chan-wook, to something called “Vampire Cleanup Department,” NYAFF is as wild as ever.
Take a Lesson, Trump: Why South Korea’s New President Could Save Korean Cinema
Moon Jae-in has pledged to reverse the repressive policies of the previous administration and bolster government support of South Korea’s vibrant film industry.
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