Ahn Seo-hyun

Tilda Swinton

Paul Dano

Steven Yeun

Jake Gyllenhaal

Giancarlo Esposito

Byun Hee-bong

Lily Collins

Daniel Henshall

Devon Bostick

Yoon Je-moon

Shirley Henderson

Choi Woo-shik

Sheena Kamal

Michael Mitton

Colm Hill

Kathryn Kirkpatrick

Jose Carias

Nancy Amelia Bell

Lee Jung-eun

Kim Jae-in

Choi Hee-seo

Jang Ji-woong

Lee Bong-ryeon

Park Ki-seon

Yoon Kyung-ho

Cho Wan-ki

Kyul Hwi

Kwak Jin-seok

Park Ji-hoon

Lee Jae-hyeok

Clayton Elliot Jones

Lim Seo-young

Park Jung-sook

Hong Joo-man

Lim Kyung-wook

Lee Seung-chang

Lee Byeong-hee

Choi Hyun-woo

Kim Moon-hak

Park Keun-rok

Kim Dae-hyun

Woo Gwang-jae

Jang Won-jin

Yu Hyun-zun

Kim Yang-won

Kim Yong-hee

Dylan Ratigan

Milo Shandel

Mikaela Kingsbury

Lee Sang-yoon

Bae Young-ran

Park Jeong-gi

Yoon Jung-ro

Kim Woo-hyeon

Kim Chul-moo

Seo Woo-sik

Shin Ye-rin

Erik De Boer

Stephen Clee

Pavel Hajek

David Congourdeau Nicolas

Lucas Körmer

Ahn Seong-bong

Timmo Polajev

Steven Garr

David Bloom

Cory Gruter-Andrew

Barbara Wallace

Frans Weterrings IV

Boyd Ferguson

Niall Cunningham

Marian Volk

Conor Reeves

Adam Auslander

Waris Ahluwalia

T. Sahara Meer

J.C. Williams

Yu Hye-jo

Lorne Edward Oliver

Alex Kabel

Amir Ardalan Latifi

Jose Vargas

Elizabeth Urrea

Luis Javier

Phillip Garcia

Andreas Fronk

Jack Lyons

Bettina Skye

Kristoffe Brodeur

Myles Humphus

Lena Avgust

Jamar Greene

Michael D. Joseph

Eha Urbsalu

Rebecca Husain

Carl Montoya

Martin Lo Rimorin

Amber Snow

Ann Evans

Jung Do-ahn

Jeong Bong-yeon

Yang Hae-gil

Samantha MacIvor

Park Eun-ji

Shon Byeong-su

Lee Hee-eun

Jeong Jin-geun

Kwon Gwi-deok

Heo Myeong-haeng

Aja Frary

Aaron Vexler

Celia Bond

Peter Epstein

Lim Hye-jin

Maceo Bishop

Bong Joon Ho

Park Jong-geun

Yuk Gwan-woo

Anthony Keating

Rebeccah Delchambre

Jenny Jue

Jeremy Kleiner

Brad Pitt

Deborah Jensen

Song Suk-ki

Kim Woo-sang

Gwendolyn Margetson

Catherine George

Lewis Taewan Kim

Lee Ha-jun

Stan Wlodkowski

Bae Jung-yoon

Cho Won-woo

Louise Roper

Dooho Choi

Dede Gardner

Yang Jin-mo

Susan Bode Tyson

Kevin Thompson

Sandro Kopp

Ryu Jae-hwan

Jeff Sanca

Blaise Corrigan

Caroline Vexler

Park Kyung-soo

Heo Jin

Kang Dong-yul

Byun Sang-jin

Han Jin-won

Cha Sung-min

Kim Ji-yong

Bae Kyung-hye

Shin Soo-bin

Yoon Na-yeon

Kim Yong-seong

Cho Sang-won

Jason Yu

Marny Eng

Barrie Gower

Shin Kyung-chul

Kim Jeong-ja

Darius Khondji

Jung Jae-il

Jon Ronson

Choi Se-yeon

Choi Tae-young

Sharon Martin

Hwang Hyun-gyu

Zoddd

Miyun Park

Collin Creighton

P.J. Voeten

Lee Jeon-hyoung

Ted Sarandos

Pauline Fischer

Sarah Esberg

Lee Jae-woo

Megan Shank

Cho Yong-jin

Samuel Yeunju Ha

Luca Borghese

Jang Hee-chul

Christina Oh

Han Mi-yeon

Kim Byung-in

Adventure

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Okja

Kate Street Picture Company

Plan B Entertainment

Lewis Pictures

South Korea

United States of America

Bong Joon-ho has brought us yet another masterpiece.  Before viewing Okja, I was a little concerned that it would be just a sappy feel good family film about a kid that developed too much of an attachment to a farm animal.
Now, I'm simply amazed at how Bong manages to always give us such emotionally and politically complicated films.

If you understand his style and knack for subtle commentary, then you will see this as another excellent film in the same vein as The Host.

The obvious commentary is clear but not overwhelming and the subtle bits are in true Bong style.  I think many may misinterpret some of his choices, particularly with Gyllenhaal's character and performance, but if you grasp Bong's social and political stances then you'll appreciate the choices.
For anyone who is unaware, all of Bong's movies contain certain elements.  There are the overt elements that include humor (sometimes within the least humorous of situations), suspense, emotional connection, the folly of man and a lack of responsibility on the part of a government or corporation.  But these elements are supported by subtle inclusions which are dotted throughout his movies like little watermarks and always serve to say the things that should be said without saying them.
Besides these factors, and for those less inclined towards analytical movie watching, there is always a great story and magnificent cinematography.
Okja is no exception.
The only disappointing aspect of this movie is that it just came out, I've already watched it and now I'll have to wait another 2-3 years for another Bong movie to enjoy.
I have seen The Host at least 10 times and I could watch it again right now.  I'm certain to see Okja at least two more times with those with whom I enjoy seeing his movies and I don't think it'll feel like a chore either.
In my opinion, Bong is one of the most consistent filmmakers to have ever made a movie and that streak remains unbroken with Okja.