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Writer:
Byeong-ki Ahn (writer)
Release Date:
30 July 2004 (South Korea)
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Tagline:
Being the new kid in school... can be hell. more
Plot:
Yu-jin and her blind mother move to a small village from Seoul. On her first day at the new school, Yu-jin gets picked on by her classmates...
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U.S. remake of Korean horror Phone, comes calling
(From 24FramesPerSecond. 27 April 2009, 2:06 AM, PDT)
U.S. remake of Korean horror Phone, comes calling
(From 24FramesPerSecond. 27 April 2009, 2:06 AM, PDT)
(From 24FramesPerSecond. 27 April 2009, 2:06 AM, PDT)
U.S. remake of Korean horror Phone, comes calling
(From 24FramesPerSecond. 27 April 2009, 2:06 AM, PDT)
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A girl gets ghosted!!!
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Gyu-ri Kim | ... | Lee Eun-ju |
| Se-eun Lee | ... | Lee Yu-jin |
| Yu-ri Lee | ... | Kim In-suk |
| Seong-min Choi | ... | Han Jae-hun |
| Jeong-yun Choi | ... | Ho-kyeong |
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| Yoo-jin Im | ||
| Jeong-hwa Kang | ||
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Also Known As:
Ouija Board (International: English title)
Ouija Board: Bunshinsaba (Philippines: English title)
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Ouija Board: Bunshinsaba (Philippines: English title)
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Rated R for strong violence and disturbing images.
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South Korea:92 min
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1.85 : 1 more
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Lee Yu-jin:
Something strange... Has entered my body.
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Soundtrack:
Ya li v pole da ne travushka byla? (Was I Not a Little Blade of Grass?), Op.47-7
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My girlfriend and I were staying in Utah for the Sundance Festival, and one night back at home, we found this movie on the On Demand digital cable. We dig the Asian horror genre, so we went for it. And I was thinking it would have the potential to be really crappy, but to my delight, it was actually pretty good. It kept me entertained, and it was pretty creepy. So if you like Asian horror, and you don't demand that every movie be Citizen Kane or whatever, then you should like this. Unfortunately, it's probably a moot point for anyone here in the US, because it doesn't appear to be for sale? But you could try one of those Asian-DVD places like Red Sun or something. I had a difficult time finding this on here, because the alternate titles were a mess... the cable company listed it as one thing, and the English translation in the opening credits had something else. But good ol' powersearch eventually brought me home.