Many Korean films tackle the concept of repressed emotions within conservative societies. Take The Handmaiden (2016), directed by Park Chan-wook. On the surface, its eroticism grabs attention, but the deeper story revolves around liberation from societal constraints, betrayal, and empowerment. The sensuality in the film is an essential part of its storytelling, reflecting the characters’ emotional states. Instead of portraying sex as isolated acts, Korean cinema ties it to the nuances of relationships. Whether it’s a forbidden love affair or the emotional scars from a toxic bond. Click here
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