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Arirang (2011)

Documentary on director Kim Ki-Duk looking back at his film career.

Provider
- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2011
Language
- English
- Korean
Duration
- 100 mins
Director
- Kim Ki-duk
Starring
- Kim Ki-duk
Genres
- Documentary
- Drama
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Dave Calhoun 05 Jun 2012

A cri de coeur, constructed as a fly-on-the-wall doc.

Jamie Russell 28 May 2012

It's a confessional portrait of the artist as a nutty middle-aged man and a rare insight into a controversial director who's as divisive as the 38th Parallel.

Burl Burlingame 21 Dec 2011

Arirang is insufferable, and it's approaching torture to sit through it. Although we do wish Ki-Duk would climb out of his hole and get on with his life.

Jennifer Tate 05 Jun 2012

Kim Ki-duk's self-made documentary about his three year, guilt induced solitude is incredibly self-absorbed, making it a suffocating and arduous watch.

Peter Bradshaw 07 Jun 2012

It is the most extravagantly self-indulgent piece of pure loopiness imaginable - but gripping as well. A piece of experimentalism at odds with convention.