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| Magnolia Home Entertainment (2006) | |||||
| Action, Drama, Horror, Thriller | |||||
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| Kang-ho Song | Park Kang-du | |
| Hie-bong Byeon | Park Hie-bong | |
| Hae-il Park | Park Nam-il | |
| Du-na Bae | Park Nam-ju | |
| Ah-sung Ko | Park Hyun-seo | |
| David Joseph Anselmo | Donald | |
| Dal-su Oh | Voice of the monster | |
| Brian Rhee | Young Korean Doctor |
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| Producer | Yong-bae Choi
Jin-ki Chung |
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| Writer | Joon-ho Bong
Chul-hyun Baek |
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| Cinematography | Hyung-ku Kim
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| Musician | Byung-woo Lee
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From the director of "Memories of Murder," "The Host" combines a blockbuster plot and political commentary, along with implications of America's military presence in Korea. By the end of its run in 2006, it became the highest grossing South Korean film of all time. The movie focuses on an old man named Park Hee-bong, who must rescue his daughter from a monster that rose out of the Han River. |
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