Park Chan-Wook at his London film festival Screen Talk: "People asked me to sign their hammers" 

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Jin Jung Yes! Every last one of them is awe-inspiring. My personal favourite is Sympathy For Mr. Vengeance, but all of them are great.

Chris Translator is amazing He actually catch everything park said

You're right haha. This translator is actually really good, it's just impossible to compete with her.

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It's an almost perfect film. The kitchen scene, for instance, is so compelling. Incredible.

Omg yes. It’s so underrated as well, it’s hardly discussed or reviewed anywhere. It’s the only Park Chan-Wook movie which I can rewatch any time without depleting my emotions 😅

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Please, no. keep him away from hollywood.

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It’s based on a novel fingersmith by sarah waters. Someone (wife or friend can’t remember) recommended the book to him and when he got to the bit where sue grinds maud’s sharp tooth with the thimble he wanted to visualise it and make it into a movie. He works with various female staff and have been for a long time. All of them get involved right from the start and make a tremendous input. He says if his movie wins best script (he’s worked with the same female writer since I’m a cyborg) he can claim some of the credit and similarly if he wins best director it’s as if the writer has won it too. On a side note he’s a liberal man like many korean directors of the korean new wave.

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