Zoe Wallace

And it's one of Dustin Hoffman's best roles. Jon Voight, who had previously only appeared in TV series and a few westerns in supporting roles, became an absolute star thanks to this work. Dustin Hoffman cemented his status as a prominent actor after Mike Nichols' The Graduate thanks to this role. The film achieved impressive commercial success despite an X rating imposed by a commission.

Stories of revenge, forbidden love, and vampires. The most famous Korean director at the moment is Bong Joon-ho – the creator of the already cult movie Parasite. But the list of brilliant directors from South Korea does not end there. One of them is Park Chan-wook – the director who made one of the most famous Korean movies of all time. 1. Oldboy, 2003 Oldboy, directed by Park Chan-wook, is one of the most important South Korean films.

The director has his own bright style and it's hard not to fall in love with it. The creator of hilarious and touching comedies, Taika Waititi started out making low-budget films in his native New Zealand and came to Hollywood with the incredibly successful What We Do in the Shadows, which deconstructed the image of the classic vampire. Currently, Taika is busy developing blockbusters as well as continuing to make touching projects like Jojo Rabbit. 1.