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The Isle (2002)

Vienna's Danube Island, a river island artificially created some 20 years ago, has become a recreational retreat for tens of thousands of city dwellers. To tourists, it is an attraction praised in every traveller's guide.

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- Watch The Full Movie
Year
- 2002
Language
- English
Duration
- 107 mins
Director
- Manfred Corrine
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Michael Atkinson 17 Jan 2010

Kim's movie rocks -- I saw it cold a year ago, and I don't think I've been as entranced and appalled by an Asian film since Shinya Tsukamoto's "Iron Man."

Stephen Holden 20 Nov 2012

A movie of extremes, and that goes for its aesthetics. As gory as the scenes of torture and self-mutilation may be, they are pitted against shimmering cinematography that lends the setting the ethereal beauty of an Asian landscape painting.

Roger Ebert 21 Oct 2013

This is the most gruesome and quease-inducing film you are likely to have seen. You may not even want to read the descriptions in this review. Yet it is also beautiful, angry and sad, with a curious sick poetry, as if the Marquis de Sade had gone in for pastel landscapes.

Mark Jenkins 01 Dec 2004

"Spring, Summer" fans should only have their appreciation of that film expanded by seeing this rougher take on similar themes.

Scott Tobias 17 Dec 2014

At once predatory and vulnerable, Jung has a primitive intensity that speaks louder than words, carrying an enigmatic and often maddeningly elusive film that's short on dialogue, rational behavior, and narrative logic.