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I don't know anything about the director personal life, but I interpreted the film as critique on many aspects of "social realities", including many forms of violence against women.
Would you share with us why you call him "Korean Harvey Weinstein"?

I haven't watched many Korean films, but this is one of my favorites. To me it's the representation of the people in society "without a voice" and how they have to learn to "adapt" and twist "reality" to their advantage so they can survive and, to some extend, thrive.