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‘Bring Me Home’ (‘Na-reul cha-ja-jwo’): Film Review | TIFF 2019

16. sep. 2019 — Shot in stark contrasts and laced with sudden, jarring plot turns, this feature debut abounds in psychological horror, even if most of the …

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Bring Me Home was an unusual experience. Despite the slow-burn pacing of the plot, I found myself gripped from start to finish, several moments in …

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Bring Me Home – Fantasia Review (4/5) – Heaven of Horror

A dedicated mother in search of her missing son follows a tip that leads her to a fishing village where corrupt police officers might have the answers to …

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Bring Me Home – Review | Fantasia | Korean Thriller | Heaven of Horror

6. sep. 2020 — BRING ME HOME is a mystery-thriller from South Korea. The story deals with some dark and brutal subjects in an impressive way.

BRING ME HOME is South Korean mystery thriller that deals with dark subjects in a very impressive way. Screened at Fantasia 2020. Review >

Bring Me Home (South Korea, 2019) – Review | AsianMovieWeb

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A woman travels to a fishing community to search for her missing son. Genre: Mystery & thriller. Original Language: Korean. Director:.

A woman travels to a fishing community to search for her missing son.

Tragic and Cruel, BRING ME HOME 나를 찾아줘 Is Not for the …

Bring Me Home (South Korea, 2019) – Review | AsianMovieWeb

Towards the end there is a also a good amount of suspense and even a bit of action. The depicted violence also becomes more graphic, while before that the …

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Film Review: Bring Me Home (2019) by Kim Seung-woo

Tragic and Cruel, BRING ME HOME 나를 찾아줘 Is Not for the Faint-Hearted – Sinema.SG

10. dec. 2019 — As a thriller about a mother searching for her son, Bring Me Home is raw and unflinching in its approach, never shying away from discomfort and …

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Film Review: Bring Me Home (2019) by Kim Seung-woo

1. jul. 2020 — “Bring Me Home” is both a bleak and slow film with a strong message about human suffering, particularly in the sacrifices mothers make for their …

In some parts of Asia, the Chinese title of this film is known as “Avenging Mother”, even though the film is not about revenge. Whereas in South Korea, it Film Review: Bring Me Home (2019) by Kim Seung-woo

[FILM REVIEW] Bring Me Home (2019) – The Seoul Story

Bring Me Home (2019) ☆☆1/2(2.5/4): Desperately looking for her missing son | Seongyong’s Private Place

28. nov. 2019 — Around that narrative point, the movie introduces to us a young boy living in some remote rural fishing community, who is frequently harassed …

Watching South Korean film “Bring Me Home” is an experience not only unpleasant but also stressful in many aspects. Relentlessly pushing the story and its increasingly desperate heroine into sheer cruelty and brutality from the beginning to the end, the movie surely gives us a number of gut-wrenching moments to shock and repulse us, but…

[FILM REVIEW] Bring Me Home (2019) – The Seoul Story

19. dec. 2019 — “Bring Me Home” is a thriller movie about a mother’s relentless search for her missing son. Actress Lee Young Ae stars as Jung Yeon, …