Best Adapted Podcast heads down South. Korea, that is, by way of Mississippi. In Burning, Korean auteur Lee Chang Dong channels the despair and apocalyptic rage of William Faulkner and Haruki Murakami to explore masculine insecurity and economic inequality in contemporary Seoul. But how well does this film translate and build on these celebrated writers’ works?
Joined by musician Mitch Peterson (slowya.roll) Caleb and Frank wax poetic on arson, Miles Davis, and the incredible performance of Steven Yuen.
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