Gyeongseonghakgyo: Sarajin sonyeodeul

2015
1h 39min

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Gyeongseonghakgyo: Sarajin sonyeodeul (2015)

A girl is transferred to a mysterious boarding school, where she is forced to discover its secrets to survive.

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Horror Mystery Thriller

Una niña es trasladada a un misterioso internado, donde se ve obligada a descubrir sus secretos para sobrevivir.Una niña es trasladada a un misterioso internado, donde se ve obligada a descubrir sus secretos para sobrevivir.Una niña es trasladada a un misterioso internado, donde se ve obligada a descubrir sus secretos para sobrevivir.

Dirección
- Lee Hae-young
Guionistas
- Lee Hae-young
- Yoo-jin Kim
Elenco

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CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb

5.7/10

4 k

TU CALIFICACIÓN

Dirección
- Lee Hae-young
Guionistas
- Lee Hae-young
- Yoo-jin Kim
Elenco

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Premios
- 6 premios ganados y 6 nominaciones en total

Kihara
(as Bo-Bi Joo)

Park Bo-young

Joo-ran

Kim Dong-hyun

Driver
(as Kim Dong-Hyun)

Sim Hee-seop

Kenji

Uhm Ji-won

Headmistress

Park Joo-hee

Joo-Ran's Mother
(as Joo-hee Park)

Sun-Ah Lee

1st Phase Girl

Se-In Park

Eguchi

Jo Ryun

Housework Teacher
(as Ryun Jo)

Mi-Ji Seo

2nd Phase Girl

Park So-dam

Yeon-duk

Park Sung-yeon

Counselor
(as Seong-yeon Park)

Go Won-Hee

Shizuko

Kong Ye-ji

Yuka
(as Ye-ji Kong)

Dirección
- Lee Hae-young
Guionistas
- Lee Hae-young
- Yoo-jin Kim
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During the argument between the Japanese officer and the Headmistress, the officer's haircut is very casual by Japanese military standards of that era. It looks more like a contemporary style. It's doubtful that a Japanese officer, or enlisted soldier, would have been allowed to wear his hair in such a way, as the style would more likely have been either closely cropped or very closely trimmed along the edges.

Errores
The fidelity of the props to the setting of Japanese Empire in Korea during the late 1930's is actually quite impressive. However, one detail kept cropping up over and over, and that is the intravenous (IV) equipment. What I see are spiked drip chambers using clear plastic and topped by white plastic spikes. Plus, the fluid runs through clear IV tubing regulated by white plastic roller-type flow regulators. These did not exist in the '30's. The standards of the time utilized rubber "surgical" tubing, metal thumb clamps, and rate controlled by eyeballing fluid volume administered over a given time, such as 4 ounces per hour. This would be read off of a scale printed or cast molded onto the side of the bottle.

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5/10

Can be confusing to viewers, especially those that haven't watched a lot of Korean films.

It was perhaps a good film, but its style was a bit confusing. Individual scenes were suddenly cut off for no apparent reason, with the missing part shown much later in flash-back.

And unless you have a lot of friends or acquaintances that are oriental you might have trouble keeping track of the characters. (The old "they all look alike" cliché.)

For an OWM (old white male) like me, it especially didn't help that not only did most of the characters look very similar, they all wore identical clothing. The scenes that were fast paced didn't give me enough time to figure out who is who.

Just to make it worse, each character had two different names (their real name and their school name), and to top it off, one of the names was used for two different characters.

Being able to recognize the difference between Korean and Japanese might help too.

I suspect I'd like it better if I watched it a second time.