Other Titles • Nowhere to Hide (2001) • Injeong sajeong bol geot eobtda
Trivia from Nowhere to Hide (1999)
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Only the recently relaxed censorship in Korea allowed for Lee to make a film with such violently portrayed policemen. Nonetheless, he says the police closely monitored the film while it was being made.
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Theatrical Release: December 22, 2000 (NY/LA)
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In addition to writing and directing, Lee was also the film’s production designer.
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NOWHERE TO HIDE was featured at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival, and at the Museum of Modern Art/Film Society of Lincoln Center’s 2000 New Directors/New Films festival in New York City.
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Lee Myung-Se describes the visual style of his film as “chong chung dong,” or “stillness within movement.
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