“Squid Game” star Lee Jung-jae tells Brut why Korean culture is so popular

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“Squid Game” star Lee Jung-jae was in Cannes to make his debut as a director with the film “Hunt” …   And may or may not have told us what he knows about season 2 of the Netflix hit show    #Cannes2022

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00:00Hi, Brute. I'm Lee Jung-jae. Nice to meet you.

00:30I don't know what kind of games and characters will come out.

00:34If I knew a little bit, I would have prepared a little earlier.

00:40In the 80s, many countries, including Korea, processed information and sent it to the citizens.

01:09There was a lot of incitement to the citizens.

01:14But in 2022, there is still incitement to false information.

01:29I think we're fighting against each other because we have the wrong values and worldviews.

01:4440 years ago, the same situation continues.

01:5040 years later, will we still be fighting against each other?

02:01So I thought I should think about where my values and worldviews came from.

02:17I'm getting a lot of questions about the current situation of Korean movies and dramas.

02:35I was wondering why K-Contents is receiving so much love from the music industry.

02:46I think it's because the audience in Korea has loved and experienced a lot of movies, dramas, and music from many countries.

03:04I think many people around the world can relate to the fact that K-Contents has been reinterpreted into Korean content.

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