"Miss" was favored by film festivals all over the world when it was released, and is now a finalist for the Critics' Choice Award! The 22nd Annual Critics Choice Awards (The 22nd Annual Critics Choice Awards) recently announced the shortlist. "Miss" directed by Park Chan Wook will be combined with French films "Elle" and "The Salesman", Spanish films "Julieta", and Argentine films. "Neruda" and the German film "Toni Erdmann" jointly competed for the best foreign language film award. Although "Miss" has a limited audience (19 banned movies), it still wrote very impressive box office results when it was released in South Korea. The strong enough images and plots complement each other, and they have won a lot of praise in various countries.
The film "Miss" won this year's Los Angeles Film Critics Association Award for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Art Direction Award. "Miss" caused a topic after it was screened in South Korea in June this year, mobilizing more than 4 million viewers, and has also received widespread attention abroad. She also participated in this year's Cannes Film Festival competition. Liu Chengxi, the art director of "Miss", has previously won the Technical Vulcan Award at the Cannes International Film Festival. This time he won the Los Angeles Film Critics Association's Best Art Direction Award. This is the second time that Liu Chengxi won the foreign film awards award for "Miss".
"Entertainment Weekly"'s 2016 list of the 20 best movies was released. Park Chan-wook's "Miss" ranked sixth and was the only Asian film on the list. Many movies in the film list overlap with the recent top ten hot list, which can be described as one of the 2016 movie viewing guides and awards indicators.
The "Film Comment" magazine sponsored by the Lincoln Center Film Society of the United States, as an excellent film critic magazine, recently announced the list of the 20 best movies of 2016. A total of four Asian directors appeared on this year's list. Among them, Park Chan Wook's "Miss" appeared on the list.
