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Topic 1>I want to shoot small scale movies,' says Bong

Award-winning filmmaker Bong Joon-ho's films on occasion have entailed unwanted troubles and generated issues during and after shooting.
The three local major theater chains have, after all, refused to screen Bong's recent film "Okja" (2017) after it had been simultaneously released by the American streaming service Netflix. Boycotting the screening of the brand-new movie, the giant cinemas argued that they will only screen Netflix's original content if "Okja" is released in the theater first.
Bong's previous hit "Snow Piercer" (2013) was not welcomed first for delivering the story in English and casting foreign actors. Bong had to fight one year for editorial control of the movie too.
"Although my film, ‘Memories of a Murderer,' was a big success, many refuse to invest in my next film ‘The Host,'" said Bong  "People said it is very strange that a monster would come out from the Han River. Thankfully, I was able to start the movie after I received half of my budget investment from Japan," said Bong.
The film "Mother" (2009) is the only movie that Bong shot without causing a stir. Its screening also had gone smoothly.
Bong says he hates challenges but likes peace. He believes there is a reason behind all the hardships that he had gone through while shooting his movies.
"When I started Okja in the beginning, I thought it would be a smaller scale film than Snow Piercer. I want to shoot every film like Mother," added Bong.
Bong promises his next film "Parasite" (2018) will be locally-based and a Korean language film. He maintains there will be no foreign actors either.
His recent movies adopted universal themes, delivering heavy messages to a global audience. However, Bong says they turned out universally consequential and he only shot stories on the topics he was engrossed in each time.
"I shoot films that I want to watch. Students frequently ask me what is the audience to me. I tell them I am the audience. I shoot films thinking that I am the audience and I make stories that I want to watch. It makes the scenes a lot simpler," said Bong.

Q1. What movies of Bong did you see? Which movie of his do you think is the best?

Q2. Which way do you prefer to see a movie, in the theater or in your house?

Q3. What are the most interesting things to you when choosing a movie?

Q4. If you were a film director, what movie would you want make?

Topic 2> Racial discrimination? Korean-American actors quit 'Hawaii Five-O' over unequal pay
Daniel Dae Kim and Grace Park, two of the main actors in U.S. TV drama "Hawaii Five-O," are quitting the show over unequal pay, according to Variety, a U.S. entertainment news outlet.
Park and Kim had been seeking pay equality with the show's other main actors, Alex O'Loughlin and Scott Caan, but were unable to reach a satisfactory deal with the producer CBS Television Studios.
The final offer is known to have been 10 to 15 percent lower than the other two actors.
A statement from CBS caused a further backlash from the show's fans.
"We are so appreciative of Daniel and Grace's enormous talents, professional excellence and the aloha spirit they brought to each and every one of our 168 episodes," a CBS spokesperson said. "They've helped us build an exciting new ‘Hawaii Five-0,' and we wish them all the best and much success in their next chapters. Mahalo and a hui hou."
One fan said: "If you were so appreciative of their talents, why not pay equally?"
"Once again white privilege raises its ugly head," wrote another.
Other fans said they would boycott the show for its unfair wage process.
"That ends it for me for the show," a fan said. "I feel that, without them, the show is not worth watching. Loved both of their characters. Pay them equally to keep a great show going."
Both actors were unavailable for comment, according to Variety. 

Q1. Have you seen the drama Hawaii Five-O?

Q2. What U.S. dramas do you like?

Q3. If you were in the same situation as the actors, what would you do?  

Q4. Where can you see racial discrimination in Korea?

Topic 3>Sohn dreams of mom and pop chicken store

Sohn Min-ho, 29, has been modeling for 10 years and he has no doubt that modeling is God's calling for him. Lately he came to hear his inner voice about a humble profession that he'd like to pursue during the rest of his life. That of being an owner of a small chicken restaurant.
His dream has since gone specific. Sohn wants a mom-and-pop chicken store, rather than a franchise having nationwide eatery chains.
"I did not live an ordinary life when I was young," said Sohn.  "I had to help my parents financially, working part times jobs. While working at a chicken restaurant, I could not help envying the old married couple working together happily. Since then, it was my dream to own a chicken restaurant and live a normal life with my wife."
With all the money he earned as a model in eight years, Sohn opened a shop in Itaewon in Dec. 2015.
He took the "peri-peri" sauce from the global chicken franchise Nando's restaurant and spread them on his grilled chicken, expecting to draw a lot of foreign customers in the "Western Town" of Korea.
However, he realized that most of the visitors to his restaurant were his fans, who came to see him and maybe try the chicken since they are there. But many Koreans did not like the strong taste of peri-peri sauce and Sohn decided to develop an easy and unique flavor that can appeal to local customers.
The most popular sauce at Sohn Sohn Grilled Chicken, "apple garlic" now sells on 90 percent of all orders and the store has reached sales of 50 chickens a day. He says it is a large amount considering his restaurant is small.  "We grill our chicken, not fry them. I started the business because I like chicken and I don't get fed up with the food even if I eat it every day. I eat chicken at my restaurant at least three times a week to see if the taste has changed.

Q1. What kind of cooking style of chicken do you like?

Q2. How many times do you eat fried chicken a week?

Q3. What is the most important things to you when you get a job?  

Q4. After your retirement what do you want to do?

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