Chan-wook Park	...	(Director)
Chan-wook Park., Seo-kyeong Jeong	...	(Writer)
Tang Wei	...	Seo-rae
Park Hae-il	...	Hae-jun
Go Kyung-Pyo	...	Soo-wan
Teo Yoo	...	Lee Joo Im
Jeong Min Park	...	Ho-shin
Yi-Seo Jung	...
Lee Jung-hyun	...
Seo Hyun-woo	...
Hak-joo Lee	...
Yong-woo Park	...	Ho-shin
Seung-mok Yoo	...
Jeong Ha-dam	...
Yeong-suk Jeong	...
Yeong-wook Jo	...	Composer
Ji-yong Kim	...	Cinematographer
Sang-beom Kim	...	Editor

Comments: A big assist from Tang Wei (and Park Hae-il*), and good stuff all around. I hope this is where Park settles: being a director more than an auteur/provocateur/button pusher

The film gets a little complicated in the third act, but that's the Korean way. Getting there is a tingly mix of suspense and seduction, and Park loads it up with creative visual details. It's a beautiful film to watch

A Chinese lead actress and the (seen it before) "cop falls for a suspect" theme notwithstanding, this seems like the most For Koreans thing Park has done since Thirst -- which is about where I fell off the Park Train. I feel he's been tweening since then until now

Park clearly knows his stuff and this is a masterwork. Not brilliant, but brilliantly done

*Park Hae-il seems so much better suited to this introspectively outward role than the introspectively inward stuff he does with Zhang Lu. His interactions with his weekend wife in this film are comedy gold


Summary: A detective investigating a man's death in the mountains meets the dead man's mysterious wife in the course of his dogged sleuthing.Plot summaryAdd synopsis