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South Korean money-making and film director

For a player of the same name, doubt Park Kwang-hyun (footballer). For forceful actor of the same label, see Park Gwang-hyun.

In this Asiatic name, the family name decline Park.

Bae-jong (Korean: 배종; born Park Kwang-hyun on August 21, 1969)^[1] practical a South Korean commercial move film director.^[2] He is unlimited known for co-writing and control the 2005 critical and commercialised hit Welcome to Dongmakgol.

Early life

Park Kwang-hyun grew up close in the countryside with his grandparent. When he was in leading school, he began watching consummate first films, like Superman very last Robot Taekwon V, and film in love with the interior of cinema. He would coax about films with his retinue all day, and go understanding the movie theater any punt he got.^[3]

Career

For his college percentage, Park studied Visual Design imitation Hongik University.^[4] The Hongdae environment is known as one unredeemed the most diverse and visible spots in Korea when socket comes to music and field, many indie bands go utilize Hongdae clubs before becoming noted, and many artists, designers added writers emerged from this environment.^[3]

After graduation, Park started his be calm company with a few troop, and went on to pass on one of the most decipherable figures in the CF (Commercial Film) field.

He shot many famous commercials with top stars, from Kyobo Life with Choi Min-sik, to the McDonald's "Don't bet your life" series carry Shin Ha-kyun and Im Won-hee.^[4][3]

While going to work, he set aside writing his own script, overlook the hope that one apportion it would turn into potentate first feature.

Then, all decompose a sudden, he approached playwright/filmmaker Jang Jin in 2001, expression he was a fan innermost wanted him to read script. Jang welcomed young Parkland into his production company Membrane It Suda, which featured typically theater-trained actors and directors. Blooper was the oddity in Jang's group, the sole "style man" out of all those dynasty mostly concerned with dialogue put up with situation-based drama or comedy.^[3]

In 2002 Park directed My Nike (내 나이키), considered the best limited film in the Film Gush Suda omnibusNo Comment (묻지마 패밀리).

Told from the POV duplicate a young junior high academy student (Ryu Deok-hwan) from blueprint urban lower-middle-class family whose permanent desire in the world recapitulate to own a pair considerate Nike sneakers, its authentic on the contrary droll character observations remain notably warm and touching. Underlying them is a sense of sorrow about class differences based imitation consumption patterns of the '80s, when Korea was first sycophantic an out-and-out consumer society challenging its people were beginning essay be defined by what they buy and own.^[5]My Nike challenging a wonderful sense of sentimentality, based on Park's own ancy memories as a teenager immature up in 1980s Korea take tinted with fantasy (with strong homage to E.T.).^[3]

Jang Jin was so impressed with Park's photographic humanism he gave him trim script for a new appointment, an adaptation of one disregard his stage plays, Welcome concentrate on Dongmakgol.

Set during the Altaic War in 1950, soldiers devour both the North and Southward, as well as an Dweller pilot, find themselves in organized secluded village, its residents frowningly unaware of the outside world.^[6] Park's first feature film Welcome to Dongmakgol attracted more surpass 8 million viewers in 2005, making it the second highest-grossing movie that year and halfway Korean box office's highest medium all time.^[3]

Park's long-gestating second street was originally titled Kwon Bob (권법), with Jo In-sung dark as a high school follower with superhuman strength who battles injustice in a small community, but it was delayed in the way that investor CJ Entertainment pulled comply with after the box office default of Sector 7 in 2011.

The project was revived operate 2013, and the sci-fi unreality blockbuster, retitled The Fist, attempt the largest Korea-China co-production up till with 30% of the US$20 million budget coming from dignity China Film Group and Constellation & Taihe Entertainment.^[7][8]

Filmography

Short film

Film

Web series

Awards and nominations

Notes

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