INTERVIEW | Director Park Chan-wook on 'Decision to Leave' Gallery
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INTERVIEW | Director Park Chan-wook on 'Decision to Leave' Gallery

<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> Park Chan-wook
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> Nicole Kidman as the mother and Mia Wasikowska as her daughter, India ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> Matthew Goode plays Charlie, India's uncle, who suddenly appears in her life ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> The story centers on the home of India and her mother, set on a vast estate ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> "This film doesn't have shootouts or grand dramatic events. The details are the 'lifeblood' of this movie," says director Park ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> "I believe that sound, beyond music and dialogue, unconsciously influences the audience greatly. That's why I pay close attention to creating sound, and I believe it's worth the effort."
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> The screenplay was written by Wentworth Miller, star of the hit TV drama 'Prison Break,' marking his first screenplay credit. However, director Park also contributed his own ideas.
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> India cherishes the saddle shoes she receives as a birthday gift every year. "In the original script, she inexplicably wore only saddle shoes. From that, I imagined and came up with the idea of receiving saddle shoes as a birthday present every year from someone." ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> "Don't girls wait for a 'Daddy Long Legs' figure?" asks director Park ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> The truth gradually unfolds through a series of small, everyday occurrences. The camera follows the process of India's growth from a girl into a woman ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> "Depicting how people grow or change, and acquire certain qualities, is something I enjoy and is also a theme for me," says director Park ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> "I believe people have an innate 'tendency' to be easily tempted, but not everyone changes because of it. Even if they do change, how they change differs from person to person," says director Park ©2012 Twentieth Century Fox. All Rights Reserved
<strong>MOVIE｜The Handmaiden</strong> "Movies remain a medium to be experienced in theaters. For that duration, without going out or doing anything else, one is solely engrossed in the film. As a director, I feel a responsibility to reciprocate the audience's money, time, and attention," says director Park
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INTERVIEW｜Park Chan-wook on The Handmaiden: A Gallery

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