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Qui était le réalisateur Lee Yoon-ki ?<end_of_turn>
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Born July 1, 1965 in Daejon, South Korea, Lee Yoon-ki studied business at the University of Southern California (USC) in the United States. Returning to his native country, he began a career as a producer and directed several short films. His first feature film, “This Charming Girl”, for which he also wrote the screenplay, won the Revelation Prize at the Pusan ​​festival in 2004. This intimate portrait of a lonely young girl was then selected in numerous other international festivals , including the Deauville festival where he won the Jury Prize. His second film, “Love Talk”, shot entirely in the United States, recounts the adaptation difficulties encountered in Los Angeles by expatriates of South Korean origin. His third feature film, "Ad Lib Night", a refined drama about inner pain, was presented as part of the Berlin Film Festival Forum in 2006 and won the Critics' Prize at the Deauville Asian Film Festival. “My Dear Enemy” is his fourth feature film.

Lee Yoon-ki is known for his introspective, character-driven dramas that focus on subtle emotions and relationships. His films, like “My Dear Enemy” and “Ad-lib Night,” offer nuanced portraits of everyday struggles and human connections.<end_of_turn><eos>