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La pesadilla de cualquier padre se ve transformada en realidad cuando un día Dong Hoon recibe una llamada de la policía. Su hija de ocho años ha sido sexualmente asaltada por un borracho y se encuentra hospitalizada. Las heridas físicas son graves pero duelen mucho más las emocionales. Así, So-Won, la niña, decide encerrarse en sí misma tras la terrible experiencia. Y a la par, su familia decide centrarse en la recuperación en vez de la venganza. (Gijón International Film Festival)
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A beautifully made film about a horribly heinous thing. That doesn't sound very profound, does it? Joon-ik Lee just has that sensibility that this subject needs. He delivers the story drop by drop, in a slow, gentle, and heartfelt manner. What got me the most was the relationship between the daughter and her father. Even in the happier scenes, I had a hard time holding back the tears. Little Re Lee has my respect because she handled her role incredibly. Hope, what a fitting title... 5 stars.
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I haven’t watched a movie from South Korea for a while and once again this, according to me, most European-like Asian cinema completely screwed me over. Unfortunately, I don’t know a better word, because what the Koreans showed here would milk even the emotions of a dromedary who just drank from the Oasis of Calm. Brutal. Hope is simply a crazy trip. I don’t have many words for what I saw but I have to admit that the mental darkness will stay in my head for a long time.
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