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Address Unknown (1944)

When a German art dealer living in the US returns to his native country he finds himself attracted to Nazi propaganda.

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Li Z 23 Aug 2010

Der mit Abstand brutalster und krankester Kim Ki-Duk Film. So, jetzt ist genug Kim Ki-Duk.

Justin D 23 Aug 2010

There are certain things about this film which aren't very good (for example some of the acting is rather poor), but overall it's an incredibly powerful piece of work. Once again, Kim Ki-Duk overcomes the problems of his films with a strikingly transcendent and poetical mise-en-scene. Quite simply, Kim Ki-duk is a master of his craft, and this a harrowing example of poetic and thought-provoking cinema.

Capitaine T 23 Aug 2010

Kim ki duk's strange world and strange vision of love (but after all, love is always strange).

Bill T 07 Nov 2010

Kim Ki-duk's sad and violent film has good moments but this is one hell of an exercise.

Tae-Sun K 23 Aug 2010

The mother of all "tragic mulatto" films for sure. A scathing commentary about the dysfunctional lives and relationships formed in and around the u.s. military base in South Korea. The theme of self-induced mutilation and impulsive violence towards others permeate throughout the film. And folks wonder why Koreans tend to be the most violent of the Asian ethnicities.