Korean blockbuster "Hope" breaks the rules of monster movies
At this year’s Cannes Film Festival, “Hope,” the new film by South Korean director Na Hong-jin, sparked a considerable reaction. Known for the crime thrillers “The Chaser” and “The Yellow Sea,” the filmmaker returned with a large-scale monster story that left audiences divided. Although the movie went home without awards, some praised it as an inventive take on creature features, a bold dismantling of familiar genre conventions, and a surprisingly sharp satire. Others criticized its excessive
Korean blockbuster "Hope" breaks the rules of monster movies
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Trump Plans to Appoint One of Putin’s Closest Allies as UN Secretary-General, – WSJ
The administration of Donald Trump is reportedly considering former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for the position of UN secretary-general. Orbán, widely known for his Russia-friendly views, was allegedly encouraged by the United States to enter the race. According to reports, the initiative came directly from the American side. A US State Department representative admitted that the proposal may initially sound unusual. However, based on preliminary contacts with Washington, Russia and
Trump Plans to Appoint One of Putin’s Closest Allies as UN Secretary-General, – WSJ
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