Decision to Leave in theaters in the US, UK, Canada, and Ireland.
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Why let everyone speak, when you can simply move them vertically?
Here's an interesting concept found in the legendary South Korean filmmaker, Park Chan-wook's films: every pivotal narrative point, represented by a vertical movement.
Of course, this doesn't always apply (nor is it an absolute truth even from the examples I give) but it can be a valuable tool and a concept to think about for our own filmmaking journeys to 'spice up' the scene a little bit, given the right context as explained in the video.
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Timestamp
0:00 That moment in films
0:48 Movement
1:09 Oldboy
2:22 Thematic Relevance
2:40 Thirst & Decision to Leave
3:50 Give it a try!
Vertical Storytelling of Park Chan-wook
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