Few people made an impact as big as Lee Chang Dong in the Korean Cinema of the last 10 years. A former novelist and scriptwriter of masterpieces like To the Starry Island, Lee made his debut in 1997 with Green Fish, along with black comedy No. 3, arguably the best Korean gangster film of the last twenty years. The acclaim of the critics and countless festival invitations were only the beginning of a pluri-decorated career, which continued to shine with his 1999 film Peppermint Candy, putting the spotlight on amazing actors like Moon So Ri and Seol Kyung Gu. Finally, Oasis was not only important for Lee himself, but for Korean Cinema as a whole, as Moon So Ri's unforgettable performance in the film brought her a prize at the Venice Film Festival, along with one for Director Lee. After serving as Minister of Culture for the Roh Moo Hyun government, Lee has come back to filmmaking with his fourth film, Miryang starring Song Kang Ho and Jeon Do Yeon. This is the perfect opportunity to revisit the three films that made him a legend, which are part of this Lee Chang Dong Collection. Read More...