Director – Kim Ki-duk

Kim Ki-duk’s The Bow is an unusual, deeply emotional, spiritual, and heartwrenching love story. It carries two opposite dimensions simultaneously. On one hand, it shows control, restriction, and possessiveness; on the other hand, it depicts an obsessive, self-sacrificing love story. The entire film is woven with spirituality and numerous spiritual metaphors. An old man (Jeon …

“The Bow” Analysis and Review: In “The Bow”, Kim Ki-duk Portrays an Unusual, Possessive, Obsessive, and Heartwrenching Love Story on an Aloof Fishing Boat in the Middle of the Sea Read More »

Kim Ki-duk’s Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring is one of the most spiritual, philosophical, soothing, and beautiful films ever. Even though the film is based on the premises of Buddhism, anybody from any religion can feel the pulse of the film. So, this is a universal film. It is set in a Buddhist monastery …

“Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring” Analysis and Review: Kim Ki-duk Celebrates Life in His Spiritual, Philosophical, and Incredibly Beautiful Film “Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter… and Spring” Read More »