Kim Ki-duk

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Kim Ki-duk was a provocative South Korean filmmaker known for his minimalist style, often violent and allegorical narratives, and international festival acclaim, including top prizes at Venice and Berlin.

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instanceOf South Korean person
film director
person
screenwriter
awardReceived Golden Lion
Silver Bear for Best Director
Un Certain Regard prize
awardReceivedFor Golden Lion for Pieta
linked to: Golden Lion

Silver Bear for Best Director for Samaritan Girl
Un Certain Regard prize for Arirang
causeOfDeath COVID-19
countryOfCitizenship South Korea
dateOfBirth 1960-12-20
dateOfDeath 2020-12-11
educatedIn fine arts
frequentTheme marginalized individuals
religion and spirituality
sexuality
violence and redemption
gender male
languageOfWork Korean
militaryService Republic of Korea Marine Corps
movement Korean New Wave
name Kim Ki-duk
nativeName 김기덕
notableFestival Berlin International Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival
Venice Film Festival
notableWork 3-Iron
Arirang
Bad Guy
Moebius
Pieta
Samaritan Girl
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring
The Isle
occupation film director
film producer
screenwriter
placeOfBirth Bonghwa County
North Gyeongsang Province
South Korea
placeOfDeath Latvia
Riga
style allegorical narratives
depictions of violence
minimalist filmmaking
workedAs factory worker
missionary

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Kim Ki-duk name Kim Ki-duk