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Overview
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Director:
Writer:
Jong-hyuk Lee (writer)
Release Date:
27 December 2002 (South Korea)
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Tagline:
An Intelligent Thriller
Plot:
A serial killer named Shin-Hyun gives himself up to police. He confesses to committing a series of particularly...
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Awards:
1 nomination
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User Comments:
A rich film describing a core male dilemma
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Cast
(Credited cast)| Jung-ah Yum | ... | Detective Kim Mi Yun | |
| Jin-hee Ji | ... | Detective Kang Tae Hyun | |
| Ji-ru Sung | ... | Detective Park | |
| Seung-woo Cho | ... | Shin Hyun | |
| Woong-ki Min | ... | Choi Young Jin | |
| Yong-soo Park | ... | Chief Jang | |
| Hyuk Poong Kwon | ... | Captain Lee | |
| Eol Lee | ... | Detective Han Jung-Woo | |
| In-kwon Kim | ... | Huh Young-Taek | |
| Kil-soo Park | ... | Bae Yong-Man | |
| Sun-kyung Kim | ... | Dr. Chu Kyung-sook | |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Bu-seon Kim | |||
| Roe-ha Kim | |||
| Seon-mi Yeon | |||
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Also Known As:
Murmurs (South Korea) (working title)
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MPAA:
Rated R for strong bloody violence and language.
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Runtime:
106 min
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2.35 : 1 more
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Certification:
Netherlands:16 |
Singapore:NC-16 |
Finland:K-18 |
Japan:R-15 |
South Korea:15 |
Sweden:15 |
Germany:18 |
Hong Kong:IIB |
USA:R |
UK:18
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In Korea, "going to the beach" is synonymous with committing suicide.
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Revealing mistakes: When Detective Kim finds the severed finger, the actor didn't hold the pose long enough, so the frame is noticeably frozen to lengthen the shot.
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The frame is a thriller with victims and chasers. Yet, the content is richer. The description of females vs. males is especially intriguing. The main female characters Detective Kim Mi Yun and Dr. Chu Kyung-sook are both more intelligent than their male counterparts and they both stay cool while the males are either easily aroused or do not understand. It is true that all the victims are females. Yet, the killings are connected with the reproductive capacity of the females that the males do not possess and can not control. A main motive is the pregnant women's ability to kill their (male) foetuses. The most influential male character, Shin Hyun, murderer now in a prison, has a non sexual foetus like aura. The killings are carried out as revenge on the women for this ability, obviously and totally in vain. Thus, the film describes a core dilemma true for all males. However, I am not aware of a comparable open description in European literature of film. Yet, I have seen it in Japanese films (e.g. Shindo's Onibaba). A most interesting film.