South Korean auteur behind 'Oldboy' returns with 'pure' love story with 'Decision To Leave'


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'Decision To Leave' is a restrained yet deeply emotional love story. Photo: Handout

Filmmaker Park Chan-wook, known for his ultra-violent thrillers that helped catapult South Korean cinema onto the global stage, is back with an altogether different work – a restrained yet deeply emotional love story.

Decision To Leave arrives after the world-smashing success of South Korean entertainment, including Bong Joon-ho's Parasite and Netflix's Squid Game, and has been the top-grossing domestic film in South Korea since opening on June 29.

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