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  • ARIRANG (Korean Films at Cannes 2011)
  • by KIM Ki-duk /  May 06, 2011
  •  
    Un Certain Regard Directed by KIM Ki-duk
     
     

     
    <Arirang> is
     
    about Kim Ki-duk
     
    playing 3 roles in 1.
     
    Through <Arirang> I can climb over any obstacles in life.
     
    Through <Arirang> I can understand human beings, be thankful of nature, and acknowledge my life as it is now.
     
     
    We are now…
     
    in the terrestrial world lurking with desires,
     
    in the ghostly world lurking with sorrow,
     
    in the imaginary world lurking with dreams,
     
    with no beginning nor end,
     
    slowly going crazy.
     
     
    What is the affection that still remains all around me decaying?
     
    It is still stuck to the crown of my head, testing my emotions.
     
    It is still hiding deep within my heart, testing my sense of compassion.
     
    If I didn’t give my heart, the wicked would be erased from my memories, but if I gave my heart, I wouldn’t forget them until the day I die.
     
    Ah…
     
    Arirang
     
    Alright
     
    Let’s
     
    Mercilessly kill each other in our hearts till we die.
     
     
    Even today
     
    I hold back as I get angry
     
    I laugh as I get jealous
     
    I love as I despise
     
    And forgive as I quiver with the urge to kill.
     
    Wait
     
    I will kill
     
    myself, because of those who I remember.
     
     
    Korean Films at Cannes Film Festival
    The Day He Arrives
    Dir. HONG Sangsoo
    Un Certain Regard
    Director HONG Sangsoo’s latest work <The Day He Arrives> follows a regional college professor and occasional filmmaker on a trip to Seoul, taking place mostly in the Bukchon district of Seoul, which is known for its traditional Korean-style houses.
    The Yellow Sea
    Dir. NA Hong-jin
    Un Certain Regard
    Director NA Hong-jin’s second feature <The Yellow Sea> seems to complete a trend and flow of thriller genre films in the industry at peak done by NA Hong-jin himself, who started the trend since his previous film <The Chaser>.
    ARIRANG
    Dir. KIM Ki-duk
    Un Certain Regard
    Director KIM Ki-duk returns with his first documentary <ARIRANG> after his latest feature <Dream>(2008). Through <Arirang> he can understand human beings, be thankful of nature, and acknowledge his life as it is now.
    Ghost
    Dir. Dahci Ma
    Short Film in Competition
    LEE Jeong-jin (aka Dahci MA)’s <Ghost> talks about slums that are about to be re-developed where a rape murder case occurs, featuring grotesque looks, mixing up foreign factors that refuse to be put together.
    Fly by Night
    Dir. SON Tae Gyum
    Cinefondation
    SON Tae-gyum questions the true meaning of sexual identity through the eyes of a young boy experiencing a difficult adolescence.
    Finis Operis
    Dir. MOON Byoung-Gon
    International Critics' Week
    "If you are willing to survive, you will die. But if you're willing to die, you will survive." As captured in this Korean saying spoken by Admiral...
    In Front of the House
    Dir. Lee Tae-Ho
    International Critics' Week
    The film starts off like any other romantic movie about two inseparable love birds in their twenties...
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