The first Kim Ki Duk film that I was actually emotionally affected ... I liked his previous works, Time and Spring Summer Fall Winter ... and Spring but they were never so personally enjoyable like others
a film that I felt provided enough ingredient for the viewers to cook out some perspective of their own in this flick about adultery and life in the death row. it might be a bit quirky but there's some underlying message behind what Kim Ki-Duk is trying to say and if you listen to it hard enough, you will find it.
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