#makdong

[jennais25]

feliz aniversário, makdong!!!

amiga, sou muito feliz e grata de renovar todo ano os votos da nossa amizade. é muito bom continuar descobrindo coisas que podemos compartilhar, isso nunca vai ter fim. te amo pra vida toda, espero que seu dia seja à sua altura.

[andersonvision]

Film Movement is set to honor one of Korea’s most talented auteurs, Lee Chang-dong, with a 4-film collector’s set featuring new 4K digital restorations. Known for his intricate narratives and profound exploration of human emotions, Lee has made an indelible mark on the world of cinema. This collection, set to be released in Summer 2024, includes Lee’s first three award-winning dramas – "Green Fish," "Peppermint Candy," and "Oasis," along with his 2010 Cannes-feted film, "Poetry." "Green Fish" (1996) – A Journey into the Underworld Lee’s directorial debut, "Green Fish," tells the story of Makdong, a naïve young man returning to a rapidly modernizing Ilsan. Drawn into the criminal underworld, Makdong faces the harsh realities of violence and exploitation. The film, lauded for its strong narrative and powerful visuals, earned Best Film and Best New Director Awards from the Korean Film Critics Association and the Blue Dragon Awards. "Peppermint Candy" (1999) – A Reflection of South Korea’s Turbulent History In his second feature, "Peppermint Candy," Lee presents a reverse-chronological narrative spanning 20 years in the life of Yongho, capturing the political unrest of late 20th century South Korea. This film won the Special Prize of the Jury at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival and was celebrated for its portrayal of marginalized individuals in Korean society. "Oasis" (2002) – An Unlikely Love Story "Oasis" is a poignant tale of an improbable relationship between Hong Jong-du, a man released from prison, and Han Gong-ju, a woman with cerebral palsy. This film won the Silver Lion for Best Director and Best Young Actress at the Venice Film Festival and was praised for its humanitarian message. "Poetry" (2010) – A Grandmother’s Quest for Empathy "Poetry," winner of the Prize of the Ecumenical Jury – Special Mention and Best Screenplay at Cannes, explores the life of Mija, a grandmother grappling with Alzheimer's and a family crime. This critically acclaimed film was recognized for its empathetic storytelling and profound humanism. A Tribute to a Visionary Filmmaker The Film Movement Classics Blu-ray set includes numerous extras, such as new interviews with the cast and crew, archival materials, and collector's items like postcards and an illustrated booklet. This collection not only celebrates Lee Chang-dong’s cinematic achievements but also offers film enthusiasts a chance to delve deep into the work of a master storyteller. As we await the release of this collector’s set, fans can enjoy theatrical screenings of these new restorations in select theaters in North America this Spring. Prepare to immerse yourself in the world of Lee Chang-dong, a filmmaker who skillfully weaves tales of innocence lost, suffering, alienation, and psychological trauma with unparalleled artistry.

[neosexual]

donghyuck, watching the SuperM Mark fancams while crying : hE'S NOT RAPPING, HE'S ASKING ME TO MARRY HIM!

[cannondisabledcharacters]

Today’s disabled character of the day is Makdong from The Tiger, who is an amputee, has facial trauma, and is visually impaired

Requested by Anon

[Image Description: Poster for the Movie The Tiger. It features a close up shot of Man-sik Jeong as Goo-gyeong, we can only see the left half of his face. He is covered in snow and dirt.]

[awhaechan]

Renjun: "can yOu pleASe stop yOUr drAmas so I caN be WIth JENO mOre ofTen?!"

[koreanfilminsight]

Green Fish // 초록 물고기 (1997) Directed by Lee Chang-dong // 이창동

Just after discharging from the army Mak-dong, boards a train bound for his hometown and accidentally meets Mi-ae on the train where her rose-trap scarf is blown onto his face. Makdong, wants to live a happy life now that he is reunited with his family and sets out to find work so that he can support them. While he is looking for a job he coincidentally meets Mi-ae, the woman who's scarf he has been trying to return, who sings at a nightclub. Mi-ae introduces Mak-dong to her boyfriend Bae Tae-gon, who is a gangster controlling the area, and offers Mak-dong work. However, although he is trying to do the right thing, each subsequent decision Mak-dong makes, only causes him more suffering...

[yeoreumdata]

Happy Yeoreum Day!

© wonderbunny | do not edit.

[lazyreviewer]

unofficial translation:

Bae Tae-kon: Makdong, what did you say your dream was?

Makdong: If I were to open up a little restaurant or something with my family, that would be nice

Bae Tae-kon: That’s nice

- Green Fish, 1996, Written & Directed by Lee Chang-Dong

[yeosanginfo]

© | 190119 Makdong Fansign

[hoyaholic-noona]

120615 Infinite @ Makdong Fan-sign Event (cr finite-in.net)

[neosexual]

donghyuck to mark: you know, i want to be in wayv because i heard they love each other.

mark: but we love each other though.

donghyuck: no, mark. the whole members strangle each other.

mark: *whispers* i mean i love you and i think you love me.

[neosexual]

The must stan Mark Lee ships in NCT

#1 Markhyuck - Mark Lee and Lee Donghyuck

#2 Markchan - Mark Lee and Lee Haechan

#3 Mahae - Mark Lee and Haechan Lee

#4 Makdong - Mark Lee and Donghyuck Lee

[koreanfilminsight]

Green Fish // 초록 물고기 (1997) Directed by Lee Chang-dong // 이창동

Just after discharging from the army Mak-dong, boards a train bound for his hometown and accidentally meets Mi-ae on the train where her rose-trap scarf is blown onto his face. Makdong, wants to live a happy life now that he is reunited with his family and sets out to find work so that he can support them. While he is looking for a job he coincidentally meets Mi-ae, the woman who's scarf he has been trying to return, who sings at a nightclub. Mi-ae introduces Mak-dong to her boyfriend Bae Tae-gon, who is a gangster controlling the area, and offers Mak-dong work. However, although he is trying to do the right thing, each subsequent decision Mak-dong makes, only causes him more suffering...