Recently, foreign media went viral that South Korea’s top director Kim Kidd died in a hospital in Latvia due to complications of new coronary pneumonia. According to several Russian media reports, the news came from major Internet portals in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. At present, South Korean media has also cited this news.
According to media reports, Jinkid arrived in Latvia from St. Petersburg via Estonia with the purpose of buying a house in the coastal town of Jurmala in Latvia.
As everyone knows, Kim Kidd has a pivotal position not only in Korea, but also in the world of film. Born as a screenwriter, he has a very delicate description of the inner state and psychological description of marginal characters. His stories are often shocking, showing the real life conditions of a few people. After
established his own company, Kim Kidd launched "Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter, Another Spring", and with this film, he competed for the best foreign language film of the year Oscar, and gained an international reputation.
Subsequently, Kim Kidd became more and more courageous in the war, and successively produced "Samaria Girl" and "Empty Room", with which he won the "Best Director Silver Lion Award".
In fact, Kim Kidd first studied painting, but after returning to China, he began to try screenwriting work, and gradually gained recognition and entered the film and television circle smoothly. He is a director who speaks with pictures and an artist who always pays attention to marginal people. Each work has Kim Kidd’s unique personal charm.
. His works are "frequent visitors" of major European film festivals, and he quickly opened up the world. reputation. However, he has been questioned by the Korean people because of his “blatant” description of marginalized groups in South Korea. Some people even call him a "monster"!
His "Drifting Desire Room" presents the erotic world of Koreans too wild, which makes it "unacceptable" for many film critics and audiences. Including the following "scar movie", "recipient unknown", and the ethical film "Bad Boy" have caused considerable controversy.
But because of his huge fame, he once persuaded idol star Jang Dongjian to star in his low-cost movie "Coastline." He also worked on the film "Breathe" tailored for Zhang Zhen, showing the self-salvation of prisoners on death row.
However, then Kim Kidd suffered from social phobia and started a life of solitary solitary life, and the number of filmings also fell sharply.
Kim Kidd’s films are famous all over the world for their profound thoughts. His films are like a bomb, giving people an infinite impact on their minds. From the beginning to the end of his works, he insists on examining life, reflecting on human nature, and paying attention to humanistic feelings. Director Kim Ki-duk is a person who is based on life and detached from life. The director who is dedicated to explaining life sticks to himself and explores silently in the film world.
It is worth mentioning that South Korean audiences’ negative comments on Kim Kidd are not groundless. Earlier, Kim Ki-duk was investigated by the Seoul Central District Procuratorate for allegedly assaulting the actress on the set and forcing her to film a sex scene not in the script. A South Korean TV station also exposed the Kim Ki-deok sex scandal, claiming that three actresses appeared on the show as victims and explained how they were sexually harassed and sexually assaulted during the filming process.
I have to say that Kim Kidd’s works show us a "different" South Korea, but the Korean people are very dissatisfied with it, believing that his works will undermine foreigners’ perceptions of Koreans, and misunderstanding that Koreans are prone to extremes . Even if he has won many international awards, Koreans will still sneer at him, because he poked the scars of the Koreans.
Kim Kidd once said, "I remember when my movie "Bad Man" was nominated for the Berlin Film Festival, a local Korean after watching the film said, "I am ashamed that this is the Korean movie ."
Go, although it is controversial, but you can’t deny his huge influence on Korean films and on the world’s films. Because his films are so unique and too scarce. Z1z
Anyway, the master goes well, your film will never" Fade away".
