Kim Jee-woon
For a show about a scientist who plugs into the memories of dead people, Kim Jee-woon's six-episode season feels awfully straightforward.
With the vote to impeach President Park Geun-hye, South Korea's film industry faces an uncertain future.
"I Saw the Devil" director Kim Jee-woon returns with a lavishly staged staged chunk of pulp nonsense.
This is the filmmaker's first Korean film since 2010's "I Saw the Devil."
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