This week, acclaimed South Korean director Park Chan-wook, known for his films like Oldboy, shares insights on his latest black comedy, No Other Choice. He discusses the intricate adaptation process from Donald Westlake's novel and the clever themes of class struggle embedded in the film. Jiwon Lee, his interpreter, adds depth to the conversation. Park also delves into his unique filmmaking style, incorporating modern technology and comedy, while reflecting on the moral complexities of his characters.
