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Direction
Kim Ki-duk's raw debut—every frame reeks of river and rage
Acting
Cho Jae-hyun's animalistic physicality, all grunts and survival
Cinematography
The Han River as character—murky, indifferent, consuming

Director
Kim Ki-duk
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