Netflix is broadening the global accessibility of celebrated South Korean filmmaker Lee Chang-dong's cinematic works, coinciding with the awards campaign for his latest acclaimed film, 'Possible Love'. This initiative follows the film's recognition with the Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize at the Venice Film Festival, underscoring its critical success and potential for further accolades.

The streaming giant is progressively rolling out Lee's prior six feature films to various international markets. This includes titles such as 'Green Fish' (1997), 'Peppermint Candy' (1999), 'Oasis' (2002), 'Secret Sunshine' (2007), 'Poetry' (2010), and 'Burning' (2018). While the availability dates differ across regions, many of these classics are now streaming in countries like Italy, the U.K., France, Australia, and New Zealand. Anticipated releases in the U.S., Canada, and Japan are also planned, with all films featuring subtitles in up to six languages to cater to a diverse international viewership.

'Possible Love' is a compelling drama that brings together two of Lee's frequent collaborators, Jeon Do-yeon, the Cannes best actress recipient for 'Secret Sunshine,' and Sul Kyung-gu, known for his roles in 'Peppermint Candy' and 'Oasis.' They are joined by emerging star Zo In-sung and 'Parasite' actress Cho Yeo-jeong. The narrative explores the intricate lives of two married couples from different social strata in Korea, whose paths intersect leading to unforeseen complications arising from their contrasting backgrounds and personal aspirations. With South Korea selecting 'Possible Love' as its submission for the Best International Feature Oscar, Netflix is actively positioning the film as a prominent contender for this awards season.

Lee Chang-dong's films offer a profound exploration of human emotions and societal complexities. His unique storytelling and meticulous direction have consistently resonated with critics and audiences worldwide, making his body of work a significant contribution to global cinema. This expanded distribution by Netflix not only celebrates his past achievements but also paves the way for new audiences to discover the depth and artistry of his narratives.