칸 영화제 돌풍의 호프! 전세계 영화 업계가 지금 '한국의 진짜 힘'에 주목하는 이유

Hope, the sensation of the Cannes Film Festival! Why the global film industry is now paying attention to 'Korea's true power' #Hope #NaHongJin #CannesFilmFestival #ParkChanWook #GoldenPalm #KoreanCinema #Hallyu ========== The Korean film 'Hope' that shook the Cannes Film Festival. However, what the global film industry is truly shocked by right now is not simply the quality of a single film. In a global blockbuster market where even U.S.-China co-production blockbusters failed and Saudi Arabia's astronomical project collapsed, why is the world now evaluating the Korean film 'Hope' as the only one that can be different? From Le Monde in France, the British Film Institute (BFI), Roger Ebert.com, The Hollywood Reporter, AFP, to No Film School. Major film media outlets around the world are all saying the same thing. "The core of Hope is its Korean identity." The realistic tension of the DMZ, Korea's unique blend of genres, vibrant emotions and irony amidst chaos, and the overwhelming camerawork created by Director Na Hong-jin and Cinematographer Hong Kyung-pyo. The global film industry is not simply watching a "well-made monster movie"; rather, it is seeking the most compelling answer in Korea to the question, "Is a true global blockbuster possible outside of Hollywood?" And at that very moment, Director Park Chan-wook, the President of the Cannes Film Festival Jury, was awarded France's highest cultural honor. Bong Joon-ho, Park Chan-wook, and Na Hong-jin. The fact that the names being discussed simultaneously at the center of the global film industry right now are all Korean directors. The saying that "the most Korean thing is the most global thing." Perhaps this is being proven once again right now at the Cannes Film Festival.