| Price: |
£13.93 |
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| RRP: |
£14.99You Save: £1.06 |
| Screen: |
Aspect Ratio 1.77:1,Anamorphic Widescreen |
| Release Date: |
28 February 2005 |
Park Chan-Wook's Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance is the precursor to OLDBOY and the first of his celebrated "Vengeance" Trilogy. It is a disquieting, brutal but nonetheless rewarding, multi-layered tale of love, loss and revenge.
A deaf-mute (Kang-ho Song - Shiri) is desperate to save his sisters's life but can't raise the money for the kidney transplant. Out of desperation, he and his terrorist girlfriend kidnap a wealthy businessman's daughter in order to raise the cash, only to find that the cost of their actions will have to be paid in torture and pain.
An uncompromising look at the grim reality of black market organ trading, radical terrorist organisations and merciless killers, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance is a truly outstanding example of Eastern film-making at its most extreme.
Special Features
- Director's Commentary
- Behind the Scenes
- Original Theatrical Trailer
- Jamie Russell Film Notes
- Asia Extreme Trailer Reel