Bong Joon Ho: Filmmaker and Philosopher - Anthony Curtis Adler Family the recollections of a dying

the recollections of a dying poet flash before our eyes

8 mins): writer Ian La Frenais discusses his contributions to the screenplay

artistic director of the Tokyo International Film Festival

Jazz great Dexter Gordon plays a character who's life has some parallels to his own - in the 1950s a brilliant bebop saxophonist who struggles with addiction leaves the U

- Archival audio commentary with director Don Bluth and producer Gary Goldman

Bong Joon Ho: Filmmaker and Philosopher - Anthony Curtis Adler Family the recollections of a dying'Bong Joon Ho: Filmmaker and Philosopher' by Anthony Curtis Adler (Bloomsbury Academic 344 page paperback) While scholars and critics have long appreciated Bong Joon ho's penetrating critique of Korean society and global capitalism, this book presents the first cohesive philosophical analysis of his first seven feature length films. It argues that Bong's cinema not only engages with philosophy, but is radically philosophical. Writing as an intimate