"Despicable Street" + "Sea Fog - The Fall of the Furious Sea"
can probably present some of the characteristics of Korean films, and it is also full of the development of Korean films.
In this country divided into the north and the south, too many national characters have to be guarded and vigilant. As a result, there are some shadows in the society. It is completely normal, and it can be said that it is necessary.
"Despicable Streets", in fact, despicable, more than just the streets? Every gangster has the desire to be the boss, isn't it also a kind of portrayal of a normalized society?
And the behavior "out of bounds" is not only the director's behavior in the film, but also the behavior of his society as a whole, resulting in the description of "out of bounds", or possibly "out of bounds".
"Sea Fog - The Sinking of the Furious Sea", set in 2000, describes that under the economic downturn, some South Korean fishermen lead another group of stowaways to an ideal place in order to survive or to improve their survival.
Unfortunately, there is not only sea fog at sea, but also gas leakage from fishing cabins. In the face of major accidents, the leader (captain) is not correcting mistakes, but exterminating and destroying corpses. As a result of the abnormal processing, it brought an even greater tragedy—the sea of anger sank, and only two people landed on the shore.
In short, survival is the theme, survival is the essence, and survival is actually the demand of filmmakers.
Survive ah survive!
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