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Red Eye (Korean: 레드아이) is a 2005 South Korean horror film. Plot. July 16, 1988 a night train (or "red eye") to Yeosu leaves Seoul station and crashes killing 250 people. 15 years later to the day, a train is running the same line for the last time. But it has incorporated some of the coaches from the old crashed train.
Feb 4, 2005 · Redeye. (2005) On July 16, 1988, a train accident which drives 100 hundred people to death occurs. Without knowing the cause, the case becomes a mystery and soon gets forgotten. After 16 years, a train attendant Mi-sun is on board first time at work.
- (157)
- Kim Dong Bin
- South Korea
- Thriller, Horror
Feb 18, 2005 · Red Eye: Directed by Dong-bin Kim. With Jang Shin-yeong, Kwak Ji-min, Lee Dong-kyu, Kim Hye-na. A supernatural story about a mystic events occurring on the train, which had the route similar to the train which crashed many years ago.
- (958)
- Horror
- Dong-bin Kim
- 2005-02-18
On July 16, 1988, a train accident which drives 100 people to death occurs. Without finding the cause of the accident, the case becomes a mystery and soon gets forgotten. After 16 years of the accident, the last train of the day is ready to take off at its platform as the rain is pouring.
Red Eye. Mi-sun's first day as a rail attendant turns into a nightmare as the train travels by a route of an accident 16 years earlier. As it nears the site of the crash that killed 100 people...
- Horror
- Jang Shin-Young
- Dong-Bin Kim
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Movie: Redeye / Red Eye. Revised romanization: Redeu Ai. Hangul: 레드 아이. Director: Kim Dong-Bin. Writer: Kim Mi-Young, Lee Yong-Yeon, Song Ki-Young, Kwon Nam-Ki. Producer: Kim Yong-Kuk. Cinematographer: Byun Hee-Sung. Release Date: February 18, 2005. Runtime: 97 min.
Feb 12, 2019 · From the opening rainy vistas of Seoul at night, through the cramped, enclosed tracking shots on the titular passenger transport itself, Byun creates an otherworldly, gel-coloured vision that initially exudes great promise which ultimately falls flat once the narrative arc has run its course.