Two Korean ex-pats meet in Paris by chance encounter. One is a petty thief and wannabe artist/painter Chong Hae, and the other is a tough guy Hong San. Hong San saves Chong Hae from a gang of thugs and the two become friends. Seizing an opportunity, Chong Hae and Hong San perform martial arts stunts on the streets for money. A French mobster spots them and recruits the duo as hitmen. While in Paris, Chong Hae falls in love with a statue-performer, and Hong San yearns for the affections of a local peep-show stripper. After much backstabbing and being caught up in murder; the duo finds themselves at war with their mobster recruiters and each other. (Source: IMDb) Edit Translation
- English
- magyar / magyar nyelv
- dansk
- Norsk
- Native Title: 야생동물보호구역
- Also Known As: Yasaeng Dongmul Boho Guyeok , Wildlife Reservation Zone
- Screenwriter & Director: Kim Ki Duk
- Genres: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Cast & Credits
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![Jang Dong Jik in Wild Animals Korean Movie (1997)]( "Jang Dong Jik in Wild Animals Korean Movie (1997)")
Jang Dong Jik Main Role -
![Jo Jae Hyun in Wild Animals Korean Movie (1997)]( "Jo Jae Hyun in Wild Animals Korean Movie (1997)")
Jo Jae Hyun Main Role -
![Seo Jeong Min in Wild Animals Korean Movie (1997)]( "Seo Jeong Min in Wild Animals Korean Movie (1997)")
Seo Jeong Min Unknown Job
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Reviews
Empty, meaningless and forgettable.
"Wild Animals" was Kim Ki-duk's second film after the more than acceptable "Crocodile", which however here is shown to be absolutely lacking in ideas and concreteness in a film that today is difficult to watch due to its unjustified violence. its misogyny and irritatingly amateurish nature.The dirt and intimacy that were apparent in his previous film here become a vulgar, repetitive work that in the end goes nowhere. If what Kim wanted to do was an apology for the absurdity of violence, he achieved it.
But as a work of cinema, it is horrible.
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