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Lieferstatus:			i.d.R. innert 2-7 Tagen versandfertig
VÖ :			25.11.2004
EAN-Code:			880982380459
Jahr/Land:			2004 ( Süd Korea )
Laufzeit:			107 min.
Genre:			Kriegsfilm  / Action
Sprachen:			Koreanisch: Dolby Digital 5.1  ( INFO ) Koreanisch: Dolby Digital 2.0 (Stereo)  ( INFO )
Untertitel:			Korean, English
Special Features:			DVD1: Commentary with Gong Su-chang, Choi Gang-hyuk and Kim Wan-sik DVD2: Making Film Interviews Sound Mix 1972 Vietnam Special Make-up R-Point Mystery Trailer TV Spot
Trailer / Clips:			Trailer-Player wird geladen... HD SD Trailer (Koreanisch) (1:49)
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Inhalt:

1972, what happened there? 'R-Point' - refers to a once strategicaIIy important region in an isIand 150 km south of HO Chi Minh city. French soIdiers were fascinated by the beauty of the isIand, upon which a Ieisure faciIity and a military hospitaI were buiIt. But the area has a secret past, a haunting curse untoId for 30 years. 1st Vietnamese War -1949- 12 French soldiers who were in battIe with communist guerrillas went mysteriousIy missing. A total of 650 peopIe have been reported missing there without any explanation. 2nd Vietnamese War -1972- 9 Korean soIdiers went missing in the area. There are accounts of unexplainabIe radio transmissions sent by the group for 6 months requesting to be rescued. Are these freak occurrences reaI or not? The fact is that a gravestone which says 'No return' stiIl stands, marking the entrance of the area. In addition, to this day, there are reported sightings by locaI people of the girI who was slaughtered merciIessIy a Iong time ago. The premise of this film is based on a story that has been passed on by oral tradition. Both French and Korean soIdiers have gone missing in the area known as R-Point. ln 1972, when American forces were being withdrawn from Vietnam, Korean troops eager to go home, dreaming of returning to their famiIy and friends baring American made gifts and earned money from their service, were unexpectedly sent to R-Point on a mission which wouId prove fataI. Although their desire to return home was everything to them, once they entered the haunted jungIes of R-Point, aII hopes of coming back alive were lost. It was the living dead in the jungle that would not Iet them go. To this day, the cursed spirits of dead Korean soldiers roam R-Point, continuing to search for a way out.