I'm-Sang Soo's "President's Last Bang" is an awesome piece of cinema, a throwback to the paranoid political thrillers of the 70s like "The Conversation," "The Parallax View" and "All the President's Men."
The film revolves around the true story about an assassination attempt made on President Park Chun-hee and its aftermath.
Saw this at Telluride and was blown away by the pitch black comedy, Kim Woo-hyeong's incredible super 35mm cinematography, and the fluid tracking shots.
The director described this film as in the vein of "Goodfellas" and the "Godfather" trilogy.
For those who are fiending for more quality Korean cinema after "Oldboy," this is definitely worth seeking out.
The film revolves around the true story about an assassination attempt made on President Park Chun-hee and its aftermath.
Saw this at Telluride and was blown away by the pitch black comedy, Kim Woo-hyeong's incredible super 35mm cinematography, and the fluid tracking shots.
The director described this film as in the vein of "Goodfellas" and the "Godfather" trilogy.
For those who are fiending for more quality Korean cinema after "Oldboy," this is definitely worth seeking out.