Filmography
Who comes to mind more quickly, when we talk about humanist cinema today? He built his reputation with a series of wonderful family dramas from the mid-90s and especially the 00s before finally taking off with one of the most disarming Palmes d'Or in the history of Cannes, for "Shoplifters".

Palme d'Or winner Hirokazu Koreeda (Shoplifters) in a tender tale of petty crooks, a road movie about love and family that our lucky star chooses for us. Starring Song Kang-Ho (Parasite, Memories of Murder) whose performance got awarded in Cannes. — One rainy night, a baby is left alone in a box and two men secretly take it home. But the next day, a woman unexpectedly returns to the same spot looking for the baby, and decides to call the police when she discovers that the boy is missing. The men argue that they just wanted to find suitable parents for the child, and the woman, having no choice, decides to help them. But a police officer who has been investigating the case for months is lurking. — Best Actor Award (Song Kang-Ho) | Cannes Film Festival | 2022 Prize of the Ecumenical Jury | Cannes Film Festival | 2022

Palme d’Or at Cannes was the symbolic and well-deserved reward for Hirokazu Koreeda's deeply human-centered cinema, which in this movie is portrayed in its most lucid and subtly shocking moment. — Following another petty theft, a man and his son come across a young girl in the cold. His wife, who was initially reluctant to letting the girl stay with them, finally agrees to take care of her as she understands that she has been through great difficulties. Although the family is poor, barely surviving with the couple's jobs and petty thefts, they seem to live happily together. However, an unexpected event will reveal hidden secrets and put the family's bonds in danger. — Nomination for Best Foreign Language Film | Oscars | 2019 Palme d'Or | Cannes Film Festival | 2018
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