Lee Chang-Dong (Green Fish & Secret Sunshine)

Archaeon 17/06/2022

Onto the finishing strait of season one and its many Patreon cross-migrations, this week Rob is joined by Aidan to discuss the work of Lee Chang-Dong. Lee Chang-Dong had a brief stint with the South Korean government in their culture department, but he is better known for Burning. Such an […]

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Cinema Eclectica 192 – Bring Out The Two Men In The Elephant Costume!

Archaeon 16/02/2019

Your “Burning” desire to hear a review of the new Lee Chang-Dong film can finally be satiated, as Rob, Graham and Tim take on the adaptation of a Haruki Murakami short story is our Film Of The Week. Capital O-Opinions will be had. Tim kicks off our Off the Shelf […]

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Lee Chang-Dong

Lee Chang-Dong (Green Fish & Secret Sunshine)

Cinema Eclectica 192 – Bring Out The Two Men In The Elephant Costume!