Former detective WOO Young-min accidentally shot his partner while trying to arrest a criminal. He eventually starts his own investigation into a serial murder case, where all the murders occur in a department store, and all the victims were killed in front of mirrors.
Former detective WOO Young-min accidentally shot his partner while trying to arrest a criminal. He eventually starts his own investigation into a serial murder case, where all the murders occur in a department store, and all the victims were killed in front of mirrors.
Genre
Horror
Production Status
Released
Running Time
113min
Release Date
Aug 14, 2003
Country
South Korea
Rating
15
Language
Co-Production
N
Original
Contact Point
Cinema Service Co.,Ltd. | egle5@cinemaservice.com
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Awards and Invitation
Gerardmer International Fantastic Film Festival (2005) -
Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival (2004)
Michinoku Int'l Mystery FF (2004)
Fantasia International Film Festival (2004) - Korean Cinema
Asian Film Festival Aetaroa (2004)
Mar del Plata International Film Festival (2004)
TOKYO FILMeX (2003)
SITGES – International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia (2003)