welcome contrast to Thirst in Cannes. Let's see what it says Variety: Emile Zola vampirism meets New Age in this comedy that require urgent transfusion of genuine inspiration. Draw the following key points of the novel of love and adultery "Therese Raquin," the more than two hours of film are struggling to take part and fly in circles with the repetitiveness of hemoglobin lust and bloody violence and Bonecrusher . The film opened well in theaters April 30 Korean, with 1,750,000 entries in the first projections only to be ousted from the first position in the second week of the action-comedy "My Girlfriend Is an Agent". Sang-hyeon (Song Kang-ho), popular priest of a small town Emmanuel contracted the deadly virus while working as a volunteer in a project to discover a vaccine, and it dies. Brought to life by a transfusion of blood gradually realizes that he turned into a vampire, a vampire with a strong and vigorous sexual appetite and need a lot of blood. Sang-hyeon begins a relationship with Tae-ju (Kim Ok-bin), the wife of his childhood friend Kang-woo (Shin Ha-Gyun). Tae-ju, meek and submissive little person turns into a voracious lover. The two united by their thirst for sex and blood become two mass murderers ... The project was in the mind of Park about ten years but at some stage what could be a story about guilt and redemption, a hint of religion wonderfully unconventional and obscure parts of it, appears to have lost much of its spirit changes, especially in the second part in a splatter-farce of a few ideas. Song, one of the most recognizable actors in Korea, already active with Park ( "JSA, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance") is strongly present, but without the genuine presence that usually screen door. The surprise comes from 22 year-old actress-model Kim Ok-bin, already seen in the musical "Dasepo Naughty Girls." Here demonstrates mastery in laying naked in sex scenes and vampire bites with a luxurious abandonment bad girl.
