If you loved Cities of Last Things, try Jo Pil-ho: Der Anbruch der Rache
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Theysit in Crime / Drama territory. If that's the register that drew you to Cities of Last Things, the second film will land in a comparable space — through a different lens.
What Jo Pil-ho: Der Anbruch der Rache is
An underground parking garage at dusk. A single fluorescent bulb buzzes, flickers. A badge-heavy sedan peels out, tires squealing past a crumpled takeout bag. A disgraced cop sprints, gun in hand, breath ragged. A scrawny teenager steps into his path, hands on hips, daring him to explain the blood on his sleeves. Lee Jeong-beom’s gritty neo-noir finds fury in the cracks of Seoul’s neon underbelly.
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