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‘Possible Love’ San Sebastian Review: Lee Chang-dong Turns The Camera’s Gaze Into A Question Of Class

September 25

Making films — documentary or fiction — about the working class or the poor is usually a privilege afforded to people far more comfortable, economically, than the subjects they’re portraying.

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