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Lee Chang-dong’s Films Head to Netflix Worldwide After ‘Possible Love’ Wins Silver Lion at Venice

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Netflix is expanding its global streaming library to include the complete filmography of South Korean director Lee Chang-dong. This rollout features all six of the auteur's previous works, such as Burning, Secret Sunshine, and Peppermint Candy, and coincides with the upcoming global streaming launch of his latest film, Possible Love, on November 6.

The distribution expansion follows the recent success of Possible Love, which earned the Silver Lion (Grand Jury Prize) at the Venice Film Festival. The move provides international audiences with broader access to the director's catalog as the film enters its global awards campaign cycle.

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Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

Variety Focuses on the film's recent Venice Film Festival award win.
The Hollywood Reporter Emphasizes the strategic timing regarding the film's awards campaign.
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