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Spider Forest (2004)
Geomi sup (original title)

R  112 min  -  Drama | Horror | Mystery   -  3 September 2004 (South Korea)
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A recently widowed TV producer is drawn to an isolated cabin in a mysterious woods.

Director:

Il-gon Song

Writer:

Il-gon Song
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Cast

Cast overview:
Woo-seong Kam Woo-seong Kam ...
Kang Min
Jung Suh ...
Min Su-jin
Kyeong-heon Kang Kyeong-heon Kang ...
Hwang, Su-yeong
Hyeong-seong Jang Hyeong-seong Jang ...
Choi, Seong-hyeon
Byung-ho Son Byung-ho Son ...
Kim Cheol-ju
Seung-kil Jeong Seung-kil Jeong
Won-sang Park Won-sang Park
Yeong Yun Yeong Yun
Yeong-jae Kim Yeong-jae Kim
Seong-cheol Jang Seong-cheol Jang
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A recently widowed TV producer is drawn to an isolated cabin in a mysterious woods.

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Plot Keywords:

TV Producer | Cabin | Murder Investigation | Symbolism | Photograph  | See more »

Genres:

Drama | Horror | Mystery | Thriller

Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)

Rated R for strong sexuality and violence, and for language See all certifications »
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Country:

South Korea

Language:

Korean

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South Korea:  | Japan:

Sound Mix:

Dolby Digital

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.85 : 1
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Goofs

Continuity: The position of the dead man's foot goes from pointing up to the side between flashbacks. See more »