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Gok-seong | The Wailing (2016), dir. Hong-jin Na
곡성, 2016
The Wailing (2016)
Director: Hong-jin Na
Cinematographer: Kyung-pyo Hong
The Wailing
“Even among other demons, he's a master of evil.”
-The Wailing (2016)
The Wailing (2016)
Directed by Hong-jin Na
Police Officer Jong-goo in the South Korean village of Gokseong must solve the mystery of a gruesome sickness and how a Japanese stranger is involved in order to save his own young daughter. Jong-goo's partner at the police station tells him about the rumors of a Japanese stranger living in the forest outside of the village, and the two of them go to investigate.
You can find my full Review of The Wailing here
http://www.thedarkwoods.ca/2822.html
The Wailing (2016)
Director: Hong-jin Na
Cinematographer: Kyung-pyo Hong
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