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A Tale of Two Sisters
(Janghwa, Hongryeon)

Director: Ji-woon Kim Country: South Korea
Cert: 15 Year: 2003 Length: 115 minsLanguage: Korean

2005 Festival

Audience Reaction

Score: 46.74% Attendance: 36

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A very tasty exercise in supernatural and psychological horror from Korea. Two girls struggle with their icy stepmother as a sense of supernatural unease pervades their isolated home. The most creepy spine-chilling tale since Ring. Will make you whimper.

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