Korean Filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho Discusses AI and Cinema at Cannes

Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho, director of 'Colony', spoke at Cannes about the impact of AI on cinema, the revival of Korean cinema, and his collaborations with Japan.

18 May, 13:30 — 18 May, 13:30

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‘Colony’ Director Yeon Sang-ho Talks AI Impact, Korean Cinema Revival & Working With Japan

Korean filmmaker Yeon Sang-ho has been busy over the past few years. In addition to directing zombie thriller Colony – which premiered in Midnight Screenings here in Cannes – he directed two other movies last year, The Ugly and Revelations, and was a showrunner on a Japanese series that will soon drop on Netflix. Colony, […]

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