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Pieta (2012)

A loan shark is forced to reconsider his violent lifestyle after the arrival of a mysterious woman claiming to be his long-lost mother.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2012
Language
- English
- Korean
Duration
- 104 mins
Director
- Kim Ki-duk
Starring
Genres
- Drama
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D.A. Z 29 Mar 2014

Pieta, at first watch, is both malicious and discomforting both in plot and in aesthetics. The mood is a constant state of depravity and joylessness, encompassed in a dark and impoverished setting. However, immediately upon completion, you can feel the dark humanistic reality of the film begin to settle within you. As the final scene fades, the screen remains black for quite a while as the music escalates, and an uneasiness crawls over you as you come to realize that this film is much more than a one-dimensional dark and twisted film. It has existential meaning and passion that resonates with the things we define our lives by: "Love, honor, violence, fury, hatred, jealousy, revenge, death." Labeling the film as either morally depraved or morally passionate is a matter one's experience of the film, which is astounding despite its resonating misery. This is one film in which you won't smile a single time, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.

Steven L 29 Oct 2013

Cold, sadistic thriller that didn't really engage my brain. Some stylish, hyper-violent scenes and good performances but I felt I had seen it all before and compared to a slightly similar film, Miike's 'Visitor Q', this one paled in comparison for me.

Barbara VanDenburgh 15 May 2013

Even if its stunted ambitions come as a disappointment, Pieta nevertheless is an expertly crafted thriller and a fine addition to East Asian revenge cinema.

Tim M 21 Oct 2013

Worthy of its numerous awards. "One of the more delicately crafted character studies of modern cinema, and a testament to the talent of director Kim Ki-duk, who continues to shock and astound in equal measure." "[He] crafts a quietly powerful, character-driven morality tale [...] about the relationship[s] between mother and son [,] money and happiness." "This is a grisly fable that never goes where we expect it to. And it has some important things to say about both revenge and sacrifice." More touching and gross than The Isle.

Alfin N 14 Nov 2012

Seven dying home industries (a seven sins reference?) and pillow humping.