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Renowned South Korean director at Sydney Film Festival

SBS speaks to renowned South Korean Director, Park Chan-Wook, as his first English-language film is shown at the Sydney Film Festival.

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This year's Sydney Film Festival includes the first English-language film by renowned South Korean director, Park Chan-Wook.

'Stoker' is a thriller about a young girl, played by Australian actress Mia Wasikowska, and her mother, played by Nicole Kidman, dealing with the loss of the family's father and an uncle's hidden agenda in helping them recover.

In an interview with SBS, Park Chan-Wook talks about this 'coming of age' film and what it was like working with an English-speaking cast and crew.

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And the 2004 Cannes Film Festival Grand Prix winner has big plans for the future, in both South Korea and overseas.


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