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Kim Ki-duk Interview: Korean Film Rebel Talks Sex and Money

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October 17, 2013

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Internationally acclaimed South Korean director Kim Ki-duk had to make cuts to his latest film, "Moebius"—which portrays incest, castration and sadomasochistic acts—so it could be shown in his own country. Mr. Kim speaks about censorship and the central themes of his films.

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