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Availability: Usually ships in 5-10 days. Region Code: 1. UPC: 842498030028. ISBN: B000FVQYY0. Catalog #: DL2114272. Languages: Korean Dolby Digital 5.1 (Primary) , Korean DTS 5.1 , English Subtitles , Spanish Subtitles. Aspect Ratio: Anamorphic 1.85. Extras: Trailers. Features:. Audio commentary: with the Director, Cinematographer & Lighting Director. Audio commentary: with the Director and Stars. Hidden Feature: A Letter from Su-yeon. Hidden Feature: A Letter from Su-mi. Cast interviews...

Rating: Unrated

Having already showed his flair for horror in the Korea-Thai-Hong Kong joint production Three (2002), Korean director Kim Jee Woon chooses an old Chosun Dynasty tale called Janghwa Hongryeon as his inspiration for the 2003 psycho-thriller A Tale of Two Sisters. Shocking the world with this deathly pallor of the family drama and the sheer panic of impending horror, A Tale of Two Sisters not only enjoyed success in Asia, but also attracted the attention of Hollywood. DreamWorks, one of the biggest...

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Though Im, as the elder daughter, grows in her role, it's Yeom, as the acid, nervy stepmom, who takes an early lead and sustains it throughout the pic as her character broadens in unexpected ways. Following her icy perf as a cop in the recent serial-killer mystery "H" (2002), and her smaller but crucial role in the chilling "Tell Me Something" (1999), Yeom completes a hat trick of memorable roles in creepy movies. Mun is fine as the largely silent younger sister, though Kim is low-key in the underwritten...

Based on a Korean folk tale, A TALE OF TWO SISTERS is a highly acclaimed horror film from director Ji-woon Kim. The film delicately balances a slow, building atmosphere of dread with sudden horrific shocks through stately, handsome cinematography and a suitably spooky musical score. Soo-mi (Su-jeong Lim) and Soo-yeon (Geun-yeong Mun) are sisters, released after a spell in a mental hospital to return to their father's gothic mansion. Once home, they meet their new stepmother (Jung-ah Yum), who they...

Valerie Breiman and Claudia Christian play the two sisters of the title. Containing very little dialogue, the film details the ambitions and sensual yearnings of the two heroines. The whole production has the rhythm and texture of a poem--and for good reason. Tale of Two Sisters was based on a poem written Charlie Sheen , which, like most of his verse, has made the Hollywood rounds several times without ever actually being published. Sheen also "stars" in Tale of Two Sisters , albeit only as offscreen...

Tale Of Two Sisters Standard screen DVD Retail Price: $21.99 Buy now for $14.75 and FREE SHIPPING on each additional item you buy after the first. The more you buy the more you save! You Save: $7.24 Starring: Kim Jee-woon Genre: Foreign Film: Other Rated: NR (MPAA) Runtime: 115 Minutes Features: Video: Color; Closed Captioned; Standard screen Audio: Languages and Subtitles: English Subtitles; Spanish Subtitles Studio: TLA RELEASING DVD Release Date: 3/29/2005 12:00:00 AM

Pages: 152, Paperback, AuthorHouse Publishing

Wizard and warrior. No respect for each other and certainly no common ground. Except for the same parents. Then a miscast spell forces the pair to work together to rescue a beloved royal tiger.

Free Worldwide Delivery : A Tale of Two Sisters : Paperback : Cornerstone : 9780099439929 : 0099439921 : 03 May 2007 : Lizbet and Cassie are close, yet far apart. After a clueless upbringing, the two sisters strike out in opposite directions, both desperate to escape. Confronted by challenges that they never asked for, forced apart by mistakes not their own, will Cassie and Lizbet ever realise the real meaning of sisterhood, or will true nature ruin everything?

Description: Su Mi and Su Yeon returns home to their family cottage from their extended hospital stay. Things have not been the same after their mother passed away. Their return is welcomed by Eun Joo, their stepmother who married immediately after their mother died. It's evident that Su Mi, the older and stronger of the two, isn't afraid to speak her mind when it comes to their family troubles. Su Yeon is more timid and shy and looks to Su Mi for help. Continually picked on and harassed by their...

The film begins with a girl named Su-Mi being brought to a psychiatrist by a nurse. The girl remains unresponsive despite the psychiatrist's questioning, until he shows her a picture of her and her family. Su-Mi is eventually brought home by her father (Moo-Hyeon) along with her timid sister, Su-Yeong, where they are met by their difficult stepmother (Eun-Joo). That night Su-Yeong awakens from her sleep to find somebody entering her room and she flees to her sister's room in terror. Su-Mi promises...

No. of Disc(s): 1. Runtime: 115 Min. Encoding: 100% Region Code Free. Video: NTSC. Spoken: Korean. Subtitle: English & Korean & hidden/OFF. Scene Selection.

Something strange is happening when Su-mi and her younger sister, Su-yeon, come home to their fathers large but dark and somewhat foreboding house after a stay in the hospital. Their dad is taciturn and burdened, and their stepmother, Eun-joo, greets them with forced enthusiasm and more than a little sense of irritation. But thats nothing compared to what happens when bedtime rolls around. Stylish and shocking, this visually arresting tale of family secrets and uncertain realities is based on a traditional...

Pages: 2, Digital, Ferraez Publications of America Corp.

Pages: 292, Paperback, Lupo Digital Services, LLC

This supernatural horror film from Kim Jee-woon is inspired by the ancient Korean folktale "Jangha and Hongryun." Set in an isolated lakeside house, it begins with two young girls, Su-mi (Im Su-jung) and Su-yeon (Mun Geun-yeong), returning home after a period of hospitalization following the death of their mother. In the meantime, their father Mu-Hyun (Kim Gab-su) has married Eun-joo (Yeom Jeong-ah), whom the girls obviously despise. Strange, violent visions begin to disturb Su-mi and she becomes...