This intimate documentary explores a bygone era of cinematic passion and the emergence of young film enthusiasts in South Korea, including Bong Joon Ho.
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Lee Hyuk-rae
Director
Bong Joon Ho
Self
Ren Hanami
Self - Hun-A
Steven Lim
Self - Lee Hyuk-rae
Ahn Nae-sang
Self
Woo Hyeon
Self
Jong-tae Choi
Self
Lee Hyuk-rae
Self
Ji-Hoon Lim
Self
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Sexology
Bigay hilig: Sexual Fetish
Addicted to Sexting
Fifty Shades of Fetish Model
Lovers of the Red Sky
A Time Called You
My Youth
First Lady
My Dearest
Melloga Chejil
Home for Summer
Falsify
Blessing of the Sea
Life on Our Planet
How to Get Rich
The Business of Drugs
Sex & Pleasure
Curvy Girls: Stripped Bare
The Principles of Pleasure
I, Hostage
Trust Me: The False Prophet
MH370: The Plane That Disappeared
Michael Jackson: The Verdict
Emergency NYC
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Now, I knew "Yellow Door" was a documentary, centered on Korean cinema and with Bong Joon Ho, but I didn't know much else before starting to watch this movie. And I have to say that it is a very fulfilling experience to discover this group of Korean university students (back then, in the 90s) discovering art, cinema, and trying to be a part of something. It is an intelligent and delightful look to a love (movies/cinema) that brought many different people together and was the starting point for a very famous director. There are too many people talking all the time, many of them (well, almost all but the actors and Bong Joon Ho) you will probably have never heard of before, and it is all seen through maybe too rose-tinted glasses, and sometimes their talk of Godard or similar (even if kept to a minimum) could feel a little pedantic, but this is a well worth watch (and not very long, as it is barely one hour twenty minutes). Give it a chance if you want to see how art, artists, dreams, communities are created and disappear.
Yellow Door: 90s Lo-fi Film Club is an intimate story and documentary of a group of Korean university students getting together with common interests and dreams. Narrated by Joon Ho a famous directer and member of the club made much of it interesting with stories of the 90s - remember Windows 3.1 didn't even come out until 1993 and there was no such thing as an IPhone. Main form of networking was through the college bulletin board. Animation was in such an elementary stage at that time frame by frame it was a miracle just to make 1 little character. So loved the reminiscing as remember much of it including how everyone copied the movies back then. However found some of the other's members stories a little boring or slow going but all in all kind of reminds me of photography when you would develop photos yourself in a bath of silver solution for so many seconds and bring it up and manipulate it like real artistry - you just got into it with your heart and soul and just felt it. Digital manipulation just doesn't give you the same feeling. The Yellow Door members were doing the same thing - they got into it with their heart and soul and some dreams came through and some didn't. It's only 1 1/2 hr so give it a watch. #YellowDoor #YellowDoorFilmClub #JoonHo.
