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"K-everything: The rise and rise of Korean culture" (The Guardian) "The art market: Korean cool" (Financial Times) "Hallyu: 'Cool Korea' and the art of soft power" (Le Monde Diplomatique) From music and films to food, art and fashion, the world is falling in love with everything South Korean, according to overseas media reports. In their effort to understand this new object of . ....
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Jul 8, 2021 “I can’t remember why I came here,” sighs one of the characters, over an hour into Yuya Ishii’s “The Asian Angel.” You may find yourself feeling the same way at various points during this rambling cross-cultural road movie, shot entirely on location in South Korea, but there’s a generous payoff at the end. Widowed father Tsuyoshi (Sosuke Ikematsu) moves to Seoul with his taciturn young son, Manabu (Ryo Sato), after getting a sketchy business proposition from his older brother, Toru (Joe Odagiri). It turns out that Toru’s associates are even sketchier than he is, and the siblings soon find themselves down and out, though not before crossing paths with Sol (Moon Choi), whose career as a pop singer seems to be going no better than Tsuyoshi’s as a novelist. ....
Osaka Asian Festival to Open With Keep Rolling Ann Hui-Themed Documentary Patrick Frater, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail Next month’s Osaka Asian Film Festival will open with a screening of documentary feature “Keep Rolling.” The festival, which runs in front of live audiences March 5-14, 2021, will close with the world premiere of Ishii Yuya’s “The Asian Angel.” “Keep Rolling” is a touching portrait of the long, up and down career of Ann Hui, the Hong Kong film maker who was this year awarded an honorary Golden Lion at the Venice film festival. Hui, who has consistently worked without the backing of a large studio, and has often made idiosyncratic films about everyday nobodies, was born to a Japanese mother and a Chinese father, educated in the U.K., before establishing herself as a fore-runner of the ‘Hong Kong New Wave.’ ....