5 famous Korean directors get together to paint their version of love/lust on the screen.
The thing that caught my eyes is two women on the second row who seem like secret lovers.
According to the papers, they met as a wife and husband's lover and they became lovers.
You may know it or not, the women (of the two) on the right is Korean pop diva and gay icon, Jung-wha Um.
The title ogamdo can have various meanings because the word is a Chinese-oriented word(By that I don't mean that the word itself comes from China. I mean that the word consists of Chinese letters).
You know that Chinese can have many meanings even if it sounds the same.
"Ogamdo" is a famous poem by Korean poeat called I-sang.
I don't think I-sang is the poet's real name.
In Korean, it can be heard as "something ideal" and "something weird" at the same time.
Originally "Ogamdo" was a word created by the poet.
In Korean, "a bird's-eye-view" is called "Cho-gam-do". Cho means a bird.
And Chinese letter that means a crow(o) resembles Chinese letter meaning a bird(Cho).
The poet wanted to create a poem in the crow's-eye-view or something, I suppose.
But also, "Ogamdo" can be translated into different thing.
Ogamdo can be read five-senses-picture. So the title can mean the movies on varied color(or sense)s of love.
The thing that caught my eyes is two women on the second row who seem like secret lovers.
According to the papers, they met as a wife and husband's lover and they became lovers.
You may know it or not, the women (of the two) on the right is Korean pop diva and gay icon, Jung-wha Um.
The title ogamdo can have various meanings because the word is a Chinese-oriented word(By that I don't mean that the word itself comes from China. I mean that the word consists of Chinese letters).
You know that Chinese can have many meanings even if it sounds the same.
"Ogamdo" is a famous poem by Korean poeat called I-sang.
I don't think I-sang is the poet's real name.
In Korean, it can be heard as "something ideal" and "something weird" at the same time.
Originally "Ogamdo" was a word created by the poet.
In Korean, "a bird's-eye-view" is called "Cho-gam-do". Cho means a bird.
And Chinese letter that means a crow(o) resembles Chinese letter meaning a bird(Cho).
The poet wanted to create a poem in the crow's-eye-view or something, I suppose.
But also, "Ogamdo" can be translated into different thing.
Ogamdo can be read five-senses-picture. So the title can mean the movies on varied color(or sense)s of love.
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