In this second installment of the Whispering Corridors series, a young girl finds a strange diary, capable of arousing hallucinations, kept by two of her senior fellow-students who seem to have an unusually close bond.
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Title: Memento Mori (1999)
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| Gyu-ri Kim | ... | Min-ah (as Min-sun Kim) | |
| Yeh-jin Park | ... | Hyo-shin | |
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Yeong-jin Lee | ... | Shi-eun (as Young-jin Lee) |
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Jong-hak Baek | ... | Mr. Goh |
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Min Han | ||
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Seung-Yeon Han | ||
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Jae-in Kim | ... | Yeon-an (as Min-hie Kim) |
| Hyo-Jin Kong | ... | Ji-won (as Hyo-jin Kong) | |
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Hye-mi Lee | ||
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Seong-Eon Lim | ||
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Ji-Yeon Park | ||
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Min-Ah finds a strange diary, capable of arousing hallucinations, kept by two of her senior fellow-students, Hyo-Shin and Shi-Eun, who seem to have an unusually close bond. But Hyo-Shin suddenly kills herself, for no obvious reason, and the entire school is shocked and depressed. Min-Ah, however, starts to feel different. It's almost as if she's somehow possessed by the dead girl... Written by Anonymous
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teen suicide | bloodstain | drink thrown into someone's face | diary | love |Taglines:
Based on a shocking true story that happened inside a haunted school for girls in Korea. See more »Motion Picture Rating (MPAA)
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The main character's name Soh Min-ah is named after Gelsomina from La Strada. See more »Quotes
Hyo-shin: The first kiss, like the smell of apples? On your lips I've smelled the blood, that touches my tongue.See more »
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Ever since the released of Ringu, many Asian horror movies competing to give a scary but nifty horror films. But nowadays Korea gave us more nifty horror films than Japan but Korea don't have a "classic" style that Japan have. Because most of Korean movies looks so fresh and it's a bit tired to look.
But what we want on a movie if it give us a good story. Memento Mori is one of that movies. I just bought only a VCD of it and I've never disappointed on it. Even it falls at some point it still one of the best movie I've ever seen.
What I like on the are: the story, of course. They done it very concrete and unique. As if you were reading a novel, really. Second, the cinematography. It's very stylish. Third, the soundtrack. It's the most beautiful music I've ever heard, it really touch my heart. And last the performance. It's very natural acting and at some point I really felt the actors acting. My problem about Memento Mori is that you like a great revelation on the end of the movie, you like more depth. You know, at some point, the movie makes me laugh... and it's not bad to love a person but not too much.
Well, I really recommend this film because it's a very unique and stylish movie. It scares you, it touch your heart at the same time it makes you laugh. It was one of a kind movie!