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varu · 24 Sep 2011, 19:29

Gata, ultimul off-topic:

Kim Jee Woon on his influences: "For A Bittersweet Life, I drew a lot of inspiration from the films of Jean-Pierre Melville, especially Un Flic, and more generally from the French film noir esthetic of the 1970s. The thing I liked about them was their ability to show feelings of nihilism mingled with irony... And if I'd known about Le Samouraï before I completed the shooting, my film would have been much better." (laughter)

http://www.festival-cannes.fr/fr/the...cle/43131.html

24 Sep 2011, 19:29	#32
varu Guru Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 808	Gata, ultimul off-topic: Kim Jee Woon on his influences: "For A Bittersweet Life, I drew a lot of inspiration from the films of Jean-Pierre Melville, especially Un Flic, and more generally from the French film noir esthetic of the 1970s. The thing I liked about them was their ability to show feelings of nihilism mingled with irony... And if I'd known about Le Samouraï before I completed the shooting, my film would have been much better." (laughter) http://www.festival-cannes.fr/fr/the...cle/43131.html