Korean media xportsnews reported: Kim Ki-duk’s death was confirmed. According to Korean media Chosun Ilbo, the news that South Korean film director Kim Ki-duk died in Latvia on the 11th of local time due to a new crown spread in the diplomatic community. Subsequently, Kim Ki-duk’s acquaintance said, “A confirmation was made to (director Kim Ki-duk’s) family and it was confirmed that it was the foreign media’s death report that was correct. I heard that the family also received contact today.”
It is reported that Kim Ki-duk was a famous Korean director born in 1960 at the age of 60. His representative works include “Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring Again”, “Samaritan Girl”, “Empty Room”, “Saint Gotham”, “Moebius”, “One on One”, etc. He has competed for Oscar, Berlin Film Festival and Venice Film Festival for many times and has taken the Silver Lion Award for Best Director, Golden Lion Award for Best Film and Best Film Award at Venice Film Festival.
Kim Ki-duk is a Korean director born in December 1960 in Gyeongsangbuk-do, South Korea. 2003, Kim Ki-duk released “Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring Again”, which competed for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in 2004, and in February 2004, he made his third appearance at the Berlin Film Festival for “Samaritan Girl”. In 2012, he won the Golden Lion for Best Film at the 69th Venice International Film Festival for his 18th film “Saint Gotham”. In June 2013, he was selected for the 70th Venice Film Festival for his thriller “Morbius”. Film Award.
Russian media: South Korean director Kim Ki-duk died in Latvia due to complications from his new crown
In 1993, he won the Best Screenplay Award of the Association for Playwriting Education for his screenplay “Painter and Death Row”.
In 1994, he received the Best Screenplay Award from the Korean Film Commission for his screenplay “Second Exposure”.
In 1995, won the Best Screenplay Award of the Korean Film Commission again for the screenplay “Illegal Crossing”.
In 1996, he made his first film “Diary of a Crocodile Hiding a Corpse”.
In 2000, released the experimental work “Truth” and formed his own film company.
In 2003, he released “Spring, Summer, Autumn, Winter and Spring Again”, which competed for the Best Foreign Language Film Oscar in 2004.
In February 2004, he made his third appearance at the Berlin Film Festival with “Samaritan Girl”.
In September 2004, he won the Silver Lion for Best Director for the romantic film “The Empty Room”.
In 2012, he won the Golden Lion for Best Film at the 69th Venice International Film Festival for his 18th feature film “Saint Gotham”.
In June 2013, he was selected for the 70th Venice Film Festival for his thriller “Möbius”.
In 2014, he won the Best Film Award in the “Venice Day” section of the 71st Venice Film Festival for his crime thriller “One on One”.
In March 2015, he was invited by the organizing committee of Beijing International Film Festival to be a jury member of the “Temple of Heaven Award”.
On March 6, 2018, MBC TV’s current affairs program “PD Manual” exposed Kim Ki-duk’s sex scandal, and three actresses appeared on the program as victims, describing how they were sexually harassed and sexually assaulted during the filming of the movie.
On December 11, 2020, Kim Ki-duk died in Latvia due to complications from New Crown Pneumonia.
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