South Korea's Park Chan-wook leaves violence behind in new 'adult film' Decision to Leave

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CANNES — Celebrated South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook, best known for his brutal Vengeance Trilogy, is covering new ground with his latest Cannes competition entry, Decision to Leave. The romantic thriller about a detective and murder suspect who become infatuated with one another features, contrary to the expectation of some, little violence or nudity. 'When something is not in the...

The 75th Cannes Film Festival — Photocall for the film Decision to Leave in competition — Cannes, France, on May 24, 2022. Director Park Chan-wook poses.CANNES — Celebrated South Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook, best known for his brutal Vengeance Trilogy, is covering new ground with his latest Cannes competition entry, Decision to Leave.

"When something is not in the film you say why isn't it there and the other way around," Park joked when asked at a Cannes press conference if the film marks a new direction for him.

 

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