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This is Lee Soo-YounвЂ™s debut as writer-director and it is bleeeak. When music is present, it starts out with what sounds like dreamlike tinkling pianos and harps, but eventually turns into moody ambient woodwind drones that can be either pretty or highly dissonant. There is not a lot of music, with the sounds of the environment or the quiet echoes of the aural void often taking center stage between the dialogue.

For the most part, it is deliberately slow, dwelling on an uneasy atmosphere.

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At almost 128 minutes, it is a bit on the long side for a horror movie from 2003.

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But it does get under the skin with the sense of helplessness in the face of the unchangeable past and inevitable doom. It has a few jump scares, if that scares you. Narrative contrivance? Is she following him? Is there a higher power forcing them together? Is this power be for good or for very very bad? They live in the same apartment complex? She attends his fatherвЂ™s church, despite it being outside of the city? She is a patient of the therapist whose office he is renovating? It seems like one too many coincidences. And, despite Seoul being such a big city, it appears that the encounters between the two are completely coincidental. But then after being at the periphery for a couple of scenes, Yung-jun suddenly takes center stage, becoming a kind of co-lead with a storyline that barely involves Jung-won. He is in every scene except for a couple that last only a few seconds. I mean, this movie does have a pair of sistersвЂ¦and there is a commonality regarding memory and trauma, but they are pretty different otherwise.ДЄs you might be able to tell, Jung-won is the center of the story up until the point that I stopped my summary. Both South Korean movies have different names in Korean, but the title mix-up is a little weird. A Tale of Two Sisters isвЂ¦fineвЂ¦maybe not something that I would feature here, but I gather that it was better received than this movie. The American film The Uninvited was actually a remake of the 2003 South Korean film A Tale of Two Sisters. Nor did this film get an American remake in 2009. Okay, just in case anyone was wondering, no, this is not a remake of 1987 American film Uninvited. He must not have really heard the radio report and this is the first that he is learning of it. So, Chang-hyun lets him read a newspaperвЂ¦and the main headline is, of course, the two dead girls in the train. She has to hurry over there now and orders Chang-hyun to prevent Jung-won from working.

She had tried calling him all morning, but he was not picking up, so here she is to tell him. What is there to celebrate anyways? Apparently, Hee-eun has scored a project at a hotel. Apparently, he had not told her about that. Hee-eun wants to have dinner at Jung-wonвЂ™s place again, as she has something to celebrate, but he had plans to stay with his father in Ilsan, a town north or Seoul. Chang-hyun says that Jung-won looks better on the outside than he probably is inside, and the three of them laugh. And here is Hee-eun out of nowhere, asking why he hadnвЂ™t picked up his phone and more suspicious than worried about his scar.

Somehow, Jung-won manages to intuit that they should open up a specific vent.