Kim Yoon-ji, head of the Korean Content Agency, stated that films serve as a space for imagination, allowing for a variety of narratives.
During a National Assembly audit of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism on October 12, Kim agreed with Democratic Party lawmaker Jo Gye-won, who expressed concern that personal attacks rather than critiques of films could discourage creators from making future works.
Regarding the agency's decision to award an A rating to director Hur Jin-ho for the film 'Assassins' in its 'Content Value Assessment Report,' Kim explained that evaluations of directors consider their previous works, noting that a director of Hur's caliber typically receives a good rating.
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