Thirst (2009)
Año de lanzamiento: 2009
Nación: South Korea
Alternative Title: Bakjwi, 박쥐, Sede de Sangue, Ceci est mon sang, Bian Fu, Zizen, Durst, Thirst, ceci est mon sang, Dipsa, Szomjúság, Kawaki, Pragnienie, Thirst - Este é o meu Sangue, Setea, Жажда, Kan Arzusu
Director: Bill L. Norton
Writer: John Mandel, Paul A. Kaufman
Producción & Género
Productor: N/A
Compañías: Moho Film
Género: Film Based On A Novel, Horror Film, Science Fiction Film
Budget: 5.000.000
Premios & Similares
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Similar: N/A
Palabras clave
Palabras clave: vampire, priest, self mutilation, childhood friends, blood transfusion, confessional, catholic guilt, lesion, jumping off a building
Historia
Thirst (2009) directed by Park Chan-wook tells the story of Sang-hyun, a Catholic priest who becomes involved in a series of bizarre and violent events while seeking to cure a deadly disease. After volunteering for medical experiments involving an untested vaccine, Sang-hyun contracts the disease himself but miraculously survives with enhanced strength and durability. He returns home and encounters Tae-ju, his childhood friend's wife, who is suffering from a terminal illness. In an attempt to help her, Sang-hyun turns to the dark arts, praying for her recovery even as he grapples with his own transformation.
Resumen
Thirst (2009) is a South Korean film directed by Park Chan-wook, known for his unique storytelling and visual style. The movie is an adaptation of the novel 'Thrill' byWheel. While plot details are scarce from the provided sources, it can be inferred that Thirst is a horror film that explores themes of faith, morality, and transformation. The story involves Sang-hyun, a Catholic priest who undergoes a physical metamorphosis after volunteering for medical experiments, leading him down a dark path as he seeks to help his childhood friend's wife.
