©Courtesy of Netflix Eight years ago, Korean auteur Lee Chang-dong gave us “Burning” (2018), a haunting and masterful adaptation of a short story by Japanese writer Haruki Murakami. Now he is finally back with “Possible Love”, another richly novelistic film inspired by Polish director Krzysztof Kieślowski’s “Dekalog: Ten” (1989). Once again, Lee demonstrates why he belongs among the…
©Courtesy of Tribeca Festival In youth-oriented, fast-moving, modern societies, many elderly are overlooked and brushed aside, marginalized and isolated, or just have a bad rap. In the autumn of age, it’s too common to become invisible. In cinema, the theme has been explored in various ways, from Poetry to Umberto D., from Nomadland to Tokyo…
https://www.wordsthatmove.com/special Check out more of our video interviews on our YouTube channel. Poetry, like the humans who cherish it, is subject to the laws of evolution. First, there was poetry itself. Then recitations by bards in mead halls. Then poetry readings in academic settings. Next came poetry slams in downtown clubs. Now, there’s Words That…
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