Mon Sep 28, 2015 2:30 pm
Blackmagic Design today announced that the Korean mystery film “Madonna,” which premiered as one of the official selections in the Un Certain Regard section at Cannes Film Festival, was graded with DaVinci Resolve Studio by Eligio Kim at Seoul based KT&G Sangsangmadang.
Written and directed by Shin Su-won, “Madonna” follows Moon Hye-rim (Seo Young-hee), an assistant nurse at a hospital, who is offered a deal by hospital supervisor Kim Sang-woo (Kim Young-min) to find the family of a brain dead girl nicknamed “Madonna” (Kwon So-hyun) and persuade them to donate the girl’s heart to Sang-woo’s paralyzed father. Moon, however, uncovers Madonna’s extremely painful past as her investigation intensifies.
The story unfolds mostly in a hospital ward, which director Shin wanted to appear filled with an atmosphere of death. Eligio Kim created the “death” look with a low key style in DaVinci Resolve, but the director thought the faces of the characters in the resulting images were not bright enough.
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Written and directed by Shin Su-won, “Madonna” follows Moon Hye-rim (Seo Young-hee), an assistant nurse at a hospital, who is offered a deal by hospital supervisor Kim Sang-woo (Kim Young-min) to find the family of a brain dead girl nicknamed “Madonna” (Kwon So-hyun) and persuade them to donate the girl’s heart to Sang-woo’s paralyzed father. Moon, however, uncovers Madonna’s extremely painful past as her investigation intensifies.
The story unfolds mostly in a hospital ward, which director Shin wanted to appear filled with an atmosphere of death. Eligio Kim created the “death” look with a low key style in DaVinci Resolve, but the director thought the faces of the characters in the resulting images were not bright enough.
To learn more, please visit: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/press/ ... 0150928-02