South Korean director Na Hong-jin has returned to Cannes for the fourth time with his long-awaited sci-spectacular Hope in which a remote hunting community, situated on the edge of the untouched forests of the Korean Demilitarized Zone, is terrorized by the arrival of aliens. With its tone taking inspiration from Hollywood hits such as Jaws, […]
South Korean director Na Hong-jin has returned to Cannes for the fourth time with his long-awaited sci-spectacular Hope in which a remote hunting community, situated on the edge of the untouched forests of the Korean Demilitarized Zone, is terrorized by the arrival of aliens. With its tone taking inspiration from Hollywood hits such as Jaws, […]
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