Janghwa, hongryeon
Directed by:
Jee-woon KimScreenplay:
Jee-woon KimCinematography:
Mo-gae LeeComposer:
Byeong Wu LeeCast:
Ghab-soo Kim, Jung-ah Yum, Soo-jeong Im, Geun-young Moon, Seung-bi Lee, Mi-hyeon Park, Dae-yeon LeePlots(1)
Following Su-mi's (Lim Soo-jung) release from a mental institution, she returns home with her father (Kim Kap-soo) and her younger sister, Su-yeon (Moon Geun-young), only to be met with the coldness of her stepmother (Yum Jing-ah) and for the house to be plagued by a dark supernatural presence. Every family has it's dark secrets. What is theirs? (Umbrella Entertainment)
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This was a massive stress test for my habit of not turning off (apparently) good films because of an irrelevant feeling of boredom. Sometimes it pays off, sometimes it doesn’t. This time, unfortunately, I regretted it because A Tale of Two Sisters didn’t satisfy me in any aspect. I don’t mind intricate films, provided the plot is also intricate, what I don’t like is nonsense that pretends to be interesting with non-traditional and almost indecipherable narrative techniques. That’s not genius, that’s posing. Disappointment, I liked the bland American remake a lot more .
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