After Bong Oonun-Ho's "Parasite" took the four-awards at the Academy in 2020 (the best picture, the best director, the best original script and the best international film film), becoming the first film not in English that won the best image and the first film of South Korea, which was awarded to the Academy Academy of Academy, Next for director Bong. Одговорот се појави во 2022 година кога беше објавено дека тој го прилагодува тогаш-тогаш-сè уште објавениот роман „Мики 7“, црна комедија за наука за човек по име Мики Барнс, кој се залага да стане „потрошен“, или личност која повторно умира, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно, и повторно And againIn the line of work - with a new human printed copy created every day with his memories unchanged.

The result is what I firmly believe it is Director Bong's best film stillAnd fraud, a person's charge of the way egoistic politicians and capitalism will be the death of us all. "Mickey 17" is just as subtle as sleigh, but Perfectly in accordance with all his works so far. While human printing (fortunately) does not exist, and we have not tried to colonize another planet on the order of a cult political figure located on the coastal belief systems and the following culture like culture (However, ug), Director Bong's latest player has introduced himself as a satire and a warning about what should happen if we are not careful. He's not alien Walking Tonal HevererWith moments of existential horror coexist, along with the over-the-line villain, and he and his team knew that the mixture was vital to the efficiency of the film.

I was honored and privileged to talk to director Bong (along with the longtime translator and director/coach of Dialect Sharon Joey), as well as with the stars Tony Collett and Naomi Aki about what "Mickey 17" should say about the current state of society and what we can all learn. Below are excerpts from these interviews, but for full discussions (as well as my conversation with Starval Steven Jun), include today's episode of /film daily podcast.

The fantasy writer Terry Pratchet once wrote that evil begins when you start treating people as objects. Do you agree? And is this the basic pillar of Mickey 17?

Director Bong: It's such a perfect quote for this movie. I wish I knew it before when I was writing it, because it was really related to the basic themes and issues that this film explores. The concept of human printing, it is a key element of the film, and that quote is exactly what is human printing.

Because people should not be printed. It is a combination of words that should not exist. And that setting represents the tragedy and the funny and kind of inhumanity of that world. And, if you think about Robert Pattinson in that situation, you feel sorry for the character. If you look at Mickey, he is too nice for his good, always taking the shorter end of the wand. And that really emphasizes the unfortunate state of Mickey's story.

I think people often feel spent even without the concept of human printing, and this really emphasizes how she can feel like being in a hostile society. Do you see this story how it reflects the current landscape through which many of us live?

Director Bong: In Korea recently, there was a young worker who unfortunately died in the workplace. And it happens all over the world. And, even more, is that when, when we say, Johnon dies during extreme work, you Freddy has entered to replace it. And then, if Freddie dies, does Tom come in to replace it. So, the job remains the same. It is only people, the person is constantly changing and replacing the predecessor. And it's quite frightening and also sad. In the movie, you see that Mickey just takes it all. He is one person who takes all these missions and is constantly dying. And, I think that setup really reflects our current reality, it only shows it in an extreme way because he is a person who handles it all and he dies and is printed and it actually mitigates the blame of his community because they can be like: "Oh, your job is to die. We'll just print you right away. "

What lessons do you hope that American audiences can be able to learn from looking at characters living under a ruler like Marshall?

Director Bong: I feel the clear intentions of your question with the character of Marshall played by Mark Rufalo. (laughs) If you don't ask, is it satire with a particular character? I think it will be difficult for Mark and I say, "No, absolutely," on that. (laughs), But even in Korea, there were recently some political turmoil and No-so good things happened. Yes. And in modern times, we all went through bad leaders and political suffering. And I wanted it all to interfere with this character.

"Mickey 17" is an obvious story of Mickey Burns, but is also set in a society that attracts the whims of cult fascist, self -derived, yard. You both play women who go many different paths as if they exist under such administration. What lessons do you hope that the audience will learn from your characters that they can include them in their lives if you were to ... Hypothetically There are under administration of cult-like fascist, self-derogatory, Dloyhard themselves?

Naomi Aki: Wow. Good question.

Tony Collette: See, my character is really interesting because I'm married. (laughs) But by the end of that, I think she teaches that every species goes through the same experiences as man and that you cannot avoid hard things. But in fact she's so narcissistic, I don't think she would actually change the way she is! (laughs) But in the end, I think downloading is that everyone is important and I hope we can be aware enough to know that we have personal power because it is not naturally nurtured in society. It is not - people are not told to really care about those things, but it is in each of us.

AKKI: I think from (my image) ours, it's like fighting for a person, you fight for many people. I think there is something for: "(is there any) someone in need? Help him, "because it can take place in something else. I think ours was not intentional. The end result is not where it started. She didn't ask - I don't want to give anything. But her adamant Loveube to a person who is underestimated did something. I think that's really important.

"Mickey 17" is now in cinemas.