WorldPingFollowing the Silver Lion win for Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love at this year’s Venice film festival, Netflix is set to stream more of the director’s work worldwide.
Release schedules, box office and industry deals show where audience attention and studio money are moving next.
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WorldPingNetflix will expand its lineup of Lee Chang-dong films worldwide, following the Silver Lion (Grand Jury Prize) win for “Possible Love” at the Venice Film Festival.
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All six of the Korean auteur’s previous features, including ‘Burning,’ ‘Peppermint Candy’ and ‘Secret Sunshine,’ are rolling out across various territories ahead of the global streaming launch of ‘Possible Love’ on Nov. 6.
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