1. An interview with Kogonada - Believer Magazine
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People try to imitate success, not realizing that originality is often the soul of what makes something successful. To be an acolyte to an artist risks committing such a sin. And Kogonada is an acolyte of many: Ozu, Hitchcock, Godard, Malick, and Koreeda. And yet Kogonada is entirely his own creation, not mimicking these precursors but […]
2. 'An empty room can break me': meet Kogonada, the director who is ...
Sep 23, 2022 · South Korean-born American film-maker Kogonada may not be quite as much of a household name (yet), but he's a name worth getting to know. His ...
A longing for connection is at the heart of this Korean-American director’s work, whether he’s tackling historical epics or a sci-fi film about a malfunctioning robot
3. Kogonada: 'I am obsessive. My father would have me look at rocks and ...
Oct 6, 2018 · Kogonada – the name is a pseudonym – is a South Korean writer-director. His debut feature, Columbus, is set in the Indiana town of the same name ...
The Korean-American director on the town that inspired his debut feature and the need for more Asian-American male leads
4. Who is Kogonada? 'The Acolyte' Episode 3 Director Explained
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His acclaimed films have starred the likes of Colin Farrell and John Cho.
5. Art of the Cut: Kogonada on “After Yang” - Frame.io Insider
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Director/editor Kogonada shares the processes and influences that brought color and subtlety to philosophical sci-fi feature, "After Yang"
6. Interview: Kogonada Talks Columbus, Formalism, Ozu, & More
Aug 1, 2017 · I met Kogonada at Cinetic Media, where we talked about working with actors, being influenced by Ozu, and seeking “modernism with a soul.”
Kogonada on working with Haley Lu Richardson and John Cho and seeking “modernism with a soul.”
7. Fine Ingredients with Kogonada & Michelle Zauner - A24
Mar 30, 2022 · Kogonada: But, of course, you're wrestling with not just your Korean identity, but just as a daughter and as a person and the loss, it was just ...
New friends Kogonada and Japanese Breakfast's Michelle Zaunder bond over growing up Korean, crushing on Agnès Varda, and Colin Farrell crashing their conversation.
8. Nothing Doing: kogonada on the space between • Journal - Letterboxd
Mar 5, 2022 · Video essayist and After Yang director kogonada discusses architectural gazing, Ozu inspirations, Letterboxd lurking and becoming a cat person.
Video essayist and After Yang director kogonada discusses architectural gazing, Ozu inspirations, Letterboxd lurking and becoming a cat person.
9. Interview: Kogonada on creating 'After Yang' and finding a universal truth ...
Mar 7, 2022 · Kogonada may only have two films under his belt, but already his work exhibits a meditative quality that is so rarely seen and difficult to ...
Interview: Kogonada on creating 'After Yang' and finding a universal truth about love and memory
10. In Debut Film 'Columbus,' Director Kogonada Found Inspiration in ...
Aug 3, 2017 · Jin's international perspective is similar to Kogonada himself. The director, who has always used an alias professionally, was born in Korea and ...
"Columbus" stars John Cho and "The Edge of Seventeen" star Haley Lu Richardson.
11. In Retrospect: 'Columbus' reflects upon Kogonada's delicate ode to ...
Jan 20, 2023 · In Retrospect: 'Columbus' reflects upon Kogonada's delicate ode to architecture and those who long for more ... “A Man on the Inside”: A charming ...
Kogonada invites us to find solace through his gently moving story about architecture, friendship and belonging in his film, “Columbus.” Released in 2017, the video essayist turned director’s debut feature captures a junction between Casey (Haley Lu Richardson) and Jin (John Cho) in Columbus, Indiana, a conglomerate of modern architectural wonder. Casey is a curious […]
12. Kogonada Is Totally Fine with Never Finding Truth - MEL Magazine
Mar 5, 2022 · Later in the film, Yang and Jake, in a quiet moment alone, begin discussing why the latter man ever dedicated himself to tea in the first place.
Not that he still isn’t trying. ‘After Yang,’ the newest film from the rising auteur, is a poetic dive into A.I., consciousness and the search to feel something real — even if you’re an Asian android with a broken core
13. From Video Essay to Screen: Why Kogonada's COLUMBUS is a ...
COLUMBUS opens at the AFS Cinema on August 25. Writer/director Kogonada will join us in person for the August 26, 7pm screening and will also attend a free ...
COLUMBUS opens at the AFS Cinema on August 25. Writer/director Kogonada will join us in person for the August 26, 7pm screening and will also attend a free screening on the same afternoon of his collected video essays. About 5 years ago, a video essay explicating Stanley Kubrick’s use of the one-point-perspective appeared on the …
14. The most underrated film of 2022 comes to The Varsity
Feb 21, 2023 · Kogonada–the man, the myth, the legend–strikes again. After his stunning directorial debut, “Columbus” (2017), starring Haley Lu Richardson ...
Kogonada–the man, the myth, the legend–strikes again. After his stunning directorial debut, “Columbus” (2017), starring Haley Lu Richardson...
15. Kogonada is The Creator of a Top Sci-Fi Film of The 2020s, 'After Yang'
Jun 15, 2024 · The film centres around Jake (Colin Farrell), a modern man who is a husband, father, and tea shop owner. Jake lives happily with his wife ...
One of the great aspects of streaming television is that it provides directors with a unique space to explore between their film projects. Rick Famuyiwa has become a key figure in various ‘Star Wars’ series,...
16. Video Essayist Kogonada Makes His Own Acclaimed Feature Film
Aug 11, 2017 · ... man who goes by the name of Kogonada. Open Culture, openculture ... man who goes by the name of Kogonada. Whether dealing with the ...
We've featured the work of many cinema-loving video essayists (myself included) here on Open Culture, none of it more artistic than that of a man who goes by the name of Kogonada.
17. 'Columbus': Video Essayist Kogonada on His Stunning Feature Debut and ...
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Columbus,' starring John Cho and Haley Lu Richardson, is a graceful and poignant debut from renowned video essayist and film theorist Kogonada.
18. The Director's Chair: Kogonada - Wix.com
Mar 26, 2022 · (left) Haley Lu Richardson, (right) Kogonada on the set of 2017's Columbus. ... The man meets a young woman who wants to stay in Columbus with her ...
A brief retrospective on the genius that is Kogonada.
19. :: kogonada - Filmmaker Magazine
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Publication with a focus on independent film, offering articles, links, and resources.
20. "Columbus" and Discovery in the Modern World - Brett McCracken
Aug 6, 2017 · Who is Kogonada? He is a renowned video essayist who just released his acclaimed feature debut, Columbus, starring John Cho, ...
Cinema is often framed as escapism, and indeed it has that quality. We watch movies to visit far away places and times, and to understand the experiences of others. But cinema at its best, and certainly Columbus fits that bill, doesn’t stop at escapism; it helps us return well to reality, with new
21. Kogonada Says His Sci-Fi After Yang is “About the Construct of Asianness”
Sep 26, 2022 · That he's played by an American actor with Korean roots is just one wrinkle in the film's complex exploration of identity. We sat down with Min ...
As A24’s emotional new sci-fi is released, director Kogonada and actor Justin H Min talk about grief, identity politics, and the all-encompassing intensity of Colin Farrell
22. Kogonada - Reviews - Reverse Shot
Mar 4, 2022 · At least, maybe it's that way for a certain type of person, who has existential angst or feels like they are displaced or dislocated somehow.
When Iâm on the set, Iâm learning about what Iâm constantly drawn to. Part of it is instinct, and part of it is your own obsession, what youâre drawn to. Once I started making films, without losing that theoretical approach completely, thatâs when you start gravitating towards things that move you or that attune you.
23. In 'Columbus,' John Cho Goes From MILF Guy To DILF | Plan A Mag
I asked Kogonada about something he'd said in an interview about not knowing until later in life that his parents had actually been huge cinephiles in Korea, ...
Seriously though... Imbued with a deep Asian American subjectivity, Columbus is "media representation" in its highest form.
