Director – Lee Sang-hak – 2024 – South Korea – LKFF Cert. 15 – 97m ***** A Christian mother, her ‘Christian book’ author son, and her local pastor brother-in-law are haunted by traumas from their collective past – suspense thriller from LKFF, the London Korean Film Festival 2024 which runs in cinemas from Friday, November […]
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Mother’s Kingdom
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엄마의 왕국)
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- Post date November 11 2024
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