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The films of South Korean director Lee Chang-dong in New York City

Lee Chang-dong, also a novelist and screenwriter, directed several films in the 1990s and early 2000s that were highly and deservedly praised.

Lee Chang-dong on 'Burning,' 'Poetry,' and More Films — Interview

Lee Chang-dong shares memories of 'Burning, 'Poetry,' and more as a Metrograph retrospective of his work plays in New York.

Q&A: South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong on realism in cinema

Director Lee Chang-dong’s films are uniquely Korean, and throughout his career, his work has served as cultural beacons for the future of Korean cinema. “Peppermint Candy” (1999) put a spotlight on auteurism in South Korea,  revealing an individual’s scars left by the tumultuous modern history of Korea’s democracy. “Oasis” (2002) sheds light on the social.

Breaking Boundaries: The Rise of Korean Cinema on the International Stage

9 movies like Unlocked: The Call, Forgotten and more

From The Call to Forgotten, check out movies like Unlocked with the same intensity and thrill that will leave you breathless.