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It would be good to keep this near the top, new thread, so here is a link to the Korean Film Archive's youtube page. A reminder that Korea had a film industry before 1995 or whenever it was that CJ entertainment started buying up all the theatres and the screen quota was enforced. And it occasionally produced some remarkable films, some of which are available here. It's all free, everything is English subtitled, some are in 720 or 1080p, and there's some fantastic stuff on there, including: Black Republic Chilsu and Mansu A Fine Windy Day Seaside Village Aimless Bullet Woman of Fire Seopyeonje The Day a Pig Fell Into The Well They also sell DVD's of most of the films on there and more as well, packaged as thoughtfully for the English speaker (but no one else...) as their youtube page.
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She did Virgin Forest which i found very impressive. It's a slow, sparse and towards the end very experimental docu-fiction thing on grieving - how much is enough, how much gets through, how should one go about it - with concern paid to how gender affects things. Definite promise of great things to come, and your and others' report of Night Song make it seem like that's been met. She's made one other film called Echo of the Dragon but i haven't seen it yet. http://asianwiki.com/Lee_Hyun-Jung_-_director is a page on her. Night song isn't up on there yet. The podcast Korean Cinema Today did a nice interview with her a while ago (in English). Episode 32 on this page here.
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