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© 2019 AFPKore-eda urges 'solidarity' as Japan-South Korea trade war rumbles on
By ANDER GILLENEA BUSAN, South Korea©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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TARA TAN KITAOKA
Art has no barriers.
Spitfire
Kore-Eta is a top bloke.
I think if more of Japan's 'elite' were like him this would be a much better place to live in.
He understands what it is all about.
He doesn't live in a silver-spooned utopia.
Heckleberry
@quercetum - had it been the other way around, many posters would have seized on it immediately.. do you at least acknowledge that?
Heckleberry
@quercetum - what Korean rioters? Care to post a link to a story about these riots in Korea?
The onus of proof is on anyone who is pushing the fake news that there have been anti-Japan riots in South Korea.
I'll wait...
Heckleberry
Congratulations Kore-eda san! Any worthy international award should be fair and not affected by political squabbles.
So not a single Korean film worthy of being screened in Tokyo (despite a Korean film winning the prestigious Palme d'or at the Cannes this year), or Tokyo festival organisers being petty? Hmmm...
quercetum
I saw that but what do you expect to say, the Koreans feature Japanese films but the Japanese has not selected any Korean films? Too childish of a comment.
Strangerland
Good on this guy for trying to spread peace.
quercetum
Good news the Japanese films are featured. The hooligan rioters, right wingers, and boycotting demonstrators must not be representatives of their countries. Extremists in minority don’t represent the whole group. Hatred is breed if so. The trade war need not to spread into the arts.