Gyeongseonghakyoo : sarajin sonyeodeul
Mystery / Horror
South Korea,
2015, 99 min
Directed by:
Hae-yeong LeeScreenplay:
Hae-yeong LeeComposer:
Palan DalCast:
Bo-yeong Park, Ji-won Uhm, So-dam Park, Ye-ji Kong, Hee-seop Shim, Won-hee Ko, Ye-eun Lee, Sung-yeon Park, Sae-rok Keum, Bo-bi Joo, Dong-hyun KimPlots(1)
Ju-ran was always a weak girl. To make things even worse, her fitting in at a new and demanding boarding school isn't easy. Her schoolmates give her the cold shoulder but, over time, Ju-ran manages to get closer to them. But then things get worse when several students start to disappear, and Ju-ran seems to be the only one capable of seeing them. (Sitges Film Festival)
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The film simply has to be commended for its visuals, though instead of becoming the horror it's advertised as, it's more like a poetic horror if I'm being generous, or rather a lyrical film with rougher elements that might occasionally scare you. But it's still enjoyable to watch, no doubt about that.
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