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Chan-Wook Park - filmography
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Thirst
(2009)
Starring: Song Kang-ho, Song Kang-ho, Shin Ha-gyun
Director: Park Chan-Wook, Chan-Wook Park
Certificate: 
Sang-hyun is a priest who cherishes life; so much so, that he selflessly volunteers for a secret vaccine development project meant to eradicate a deadly virus. But, the virus takes the priest, and a blood transfusion is urgently ordered up for him. The blood he receives is infected, so Sang-hyun ..read more »
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76%
from 28 members
Due for release on 25th January 2010
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Cinema 16 - World Short Films
(2008)
Director: Chan-Wook Park, Alfonso Cuaron, Andrea Arnold
Certificate: 
Unfortunately this title is currently unavailable for rental. We apologise for any inconvenience that this may cause.
Titles Comprise:
1. Wasp - Andrea Arnold
2. Judgement - Park Chan-wook
3. Sikumi (On the Ice) - Andrew Okpeaha Maclean
4. Dona Lupe - Guillermo Del Torro
5. Old Lady and ..read more »
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from 4 members
Not available for rental
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I'm A Cyborg
on DVD
(2006)
Starring: Ji-hun Jeong, Lim Soo Jung
Director: Chan-Wook Park
Certificate: 
Young-goon is admitted to a mental institution. Believing herself a cyborg, she charges herself with a transistor radio. Il-soon, a fellow inmate, steals the other inmates' personality traits and believes he is fading and will one day turn into a dot. When Young-goon refuses to eat, Il-soon decides ..read more »
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66%
from 1,818 member
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I'm A Cyborg - BLU-RAY Version
(2006)
Starring: Ji-hun Jeong, Lim Soo Jung
Director: Chan-Wook Park
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Another original and stylish tale from South Korean director Chan-Wook Park (OLDBOY, LADY VENGEANCE) in which a young girl—who believes herself to be a defence robot—enters a psychiatric facility, where she meets other, similarly-deluded characters.
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61%
from 422 members
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Lady Vengeance - BLU-RAY Version
(2005)
Starring: Yeong-Ae Lee, Min-Sik Choi, Min-sik Choi
Director: Chan-Wook Park
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South Korean maestro Park Chan-wook concludes his Revenge Trilogy with the operatic, mesmerizing SYMPATHY FOR LADY VENGEANCE. Unlike the first two films in the trilogy--SYMPATHY FOR MR. VENGEANCE and OLDBOY--this time around, the hero is a heroine. On the heels of her release from prison, Lee Geum-..read more »
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72%
from 194 members
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OldBoy
on DVD
(2003)
Starring: Kang Hye-jeong
Director: Chan-Wook Park, Chan-wook Park
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A man is inexplicably kidnapped and imprisoned for 15 years and his wife is brutally murdered. On his release, he is given a wallet full of money and a mobile phone. A stranger calls and asks him to try and figure out why he was imprisoned. A girl appears and promises to help him solve the enigma ..read more »
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72%
from 41,106 members
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OldBoy - BLU-RAY Version
(2003)
Starring: Kang Hye-jeong
Director: Chan-Wook Park, Chan-wook Park
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A man is inexplicably kidnapped and imprisoned for 15 years and his wife is brutally murdered. On his release, he is given a wallet full of money and a mobile phone. A stranger calls and asks him to try and figure out why he was imprisoned. A girl appears and promises to help him solve the enigma ..read more »
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75%
from 2,120 members
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Sympathy For Mr Vengeance
on DVD
(2002)
Starring: Song Kang-ho, Hyun-Joon Shin, Bae Du-na
Director: Chan-Wook Park
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A deaf-mute man, Ryu, works in a smelting factory and inhabits his own silent world, oblivious to the din both at work and in his downscale apartment building. He idolizes his sister, who urgently needs a kidney transplant, and when he's laid off and then tricked out of his savings by organ ..read more »
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68%
from 8,750 members
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Joint Security Area - JSA
on DVD
(2000)
Starring: Yeong-Ae Lee, Song Kang-ho, Tae-Woo Kim
Director: Chan-Wook Park
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JSA (Joint Security Area) tells the story of two North Korean soldiers who have apparently been killed by a South Korean soldier in the de-militarised zone between North and South Korea. The mystery of why a total of 16 bullets are found when one magazine only holds 15 forms the film's central ..read more »
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66%
from 2,315 members
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Chan-Wook Park facts
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Symphony for the Devil 28 September 2004
...made by Ken Loach as a gritty socio-realist study in human misery, perhaps.
Chan-Wook Park, however has created a blisteringly vivid cinematic ballet of human misery with...
Twisted Tales From Asia 12 February 2007
