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In Review Online

Pushed to the Margins in Lee Chang-dong’s Oasis

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Across 30 years and seven films, Lee Chang-dong has told stories about a diverse array of people, from the gangsters in Green Fish (1997), to the grieving mother of Secret Sunshine (2007), and the…

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