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[Interview] Director Um Ha-neul of '404 Still Remain, Our 5 Minutes',

[Interview] Director Um Ha-neul of '404 Still Remain, Our 5 Minutes', "A Melodramatic Moment That Triggers Multiple Viewings" ①

"The melodramatic device of this film was largely intended to resonate with Kyung-hwan's feelings as we watch the two people grow closer."
Cineplay Reporter Lee Hwa-jungSometimes, certain moments are preserved for eternity. 〈404 Still Remain, Our 5 Minutes〉 is a skillfully crafted feature that captures that 'moment' created by the subtle emotional changes between two adolescent high school boys.
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[Interview] Director Eom Ha-neul of '404 Still Remain, Our 5 Minutes',

[Interview] Director Eom Ha-neul of '404 Still Remain, Our 5 Minutes', "Melodramatic Moments That Induce Repeat Viewings" ②

"I realized that what I can express has indeed increased, and I came to think that way"
Cineplay Lee Hwa-jeong Guest Reporter※ 〈404 Still Remain, Our 5 Minutes〉 Director Eom Ha-neul's interview continues in part 1. If the introverted Kyung-hwan faces injustice every time, the extroverted and confident Jae-min is quite the opposite.
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[Interview] 'HOMEWARD BOUND' Director Kim Dae-hwan:

[Interview] 'HOMEWARD BOUND' Director Kim Dae-hwan: "The most uncomfortable people in the world are family."

"The perspective of a child looking at their parents has not been well addressed in Korean cinema, so I really wanted to do it."
Cineplay Lee Hwa-jung Guest ReporterFor Director Kim Dae-hwan, 'family' was the most important unit that composed the film. The lingering feelings left in the disbanded family in his debut film 〈Homeward Bound〉 (2016) acted as a 'stumbling block' for the newlywed couple in his second film 〈First...
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