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Mistrz gestu, obrazu i słowa niewypowiedzianego, Kim Ki-duk przedstawia kolejną urzekającą miłosną historię. Oto opowieść o skazańcu, który w oczekiwaniu na wyrok śmierci zakochuje się w zdradzanej przez męża kobiecie. Zobacz narodziny zakazanego uczucia i poznaj konsekwencje życiowych wyborów w najnowszym obrazie wirtuoza wschodniego kina. (Polsat)
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Seen during the Challenge Tour 2015: 30 days with world cinema. Film number 19 - South Korea. No, no, no. Kim Ki Duk is really repeating himself, a silent male hero, violence as a means of expression, some sex, and changing seasons. Once or twice it may feel like a breath of fresh air, as was the case with 3-Iron or Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter... and Spring for me, but when I look at the same thing in a different guise for the third or fifth time, it bores me and annoys me. South Korea is honestly moving to the bottom of my Tour ranking.
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What good are excellent actors for Kim Ki-duk, when a picture relying on poetry in the end contains only a minimum of poetry? That’s right, no good. Already the story about lovelorn wives from unbroken, but non-functional families and about a mute criminal sentenced to death who wants to commit suicide doesn’t promise much, but potentially could have made a good movie. However, this time Ki-duk cut it down a real lot and sometimes the result is unbearable.
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