The Handmaiden Sountrack ( Review )

Korean filmmaker Park Chan-wook has been accepted as a maximalist artist who makes films whose elements can easily be admired separately. In "The Handmaiden", Park Chun Wook, an old colleague of Jo Yeong-wook , has made clear, expressive, motivating and, of course, beautiful music. the music adorns almost every scene of this rude epic film.

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Joe Yeong's music allows the melodrama to move forward with all its might and challenges the games as well. the music has the same unusual and stormy flow that is actually the goal of the film and makes watching it fun. listen to its parts. Like a whirlwind of clarinets that surround the nervous vibrations of the violins and you see how the narrative moves forward. this is the best Joe Yeong's work, which is similar to Park Chan Wook's signature glory in the film.

The story of the film takes place in Korea in the 1930s. a man hires a rich woman to seduce a rich Japanese woman, whose job is to convince the woman to marry the man.

Source : https://www.amazon.co.uk/Handmaiden-Chan-wook-Park/dp/B06Y3Y7DSD