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Cuaróns on Cinema: Future of Theaters and Korean Film
8 Oct
Summary
- Cuaróns discuss coexistence of theatrical and new film viewing forms.
- They express admiration for Korean cinema's social commentary within genre.
- Alfonso Cuarón sees value in project failures for creative growth.
Filmmakers Alfonso and Jonás Cuarón attended the Busan International Film Festival, where they discussed the future of cinema and their upcoming projects. They believe the theatrical experience will persist but will coexist with emerging viewing methods.
Alfonso Cuarón, an Oscar winner for "Gravity" and "Roma," expressed a mix of optimism and concern about these changes. He is keen to learn how new generations will adapt and create art within this evolving landscape.
Jonás Cuarón is developing a horror film, drawn to the genre's ability to create communal audience reactions, similar to comedy. Both filmmakers shared a deep appreciation for Korean cinema, citing "The Host" and "Parasite" as examples.
They admire Korean films for their blend of social commentary and genre, often incorporating humor. Alfonso Cuarón also reflected on his career, noting that numerous failed projects have significantly contributed to his successes.
