EO, More Than Just a Lost Donkey
The human experience is described through the eyes of a marginalized outsider, neither judgmental nor invested, just an observant donkey.
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In an insurance company, Yoon, who is an outsider, has a power to see people’s past and read their minds. Mr. Park, Yoon’s boss, assumes that she has some kind of special power, decides to test her ability. At very late night when everyone has gone home, Mr. Park brings Yoon to a storage room where there are full of case reports. Among them, Mr. Park picks three doubtful cases. He asks Yoon to tell him what exactly happened. Yoon, who senses some dark aura wandering around him, tells the story of each case. Every time Yoon finishes each case, the dark aura gets darker and bigger and Yoon tries to warn Mr. Park about it. Would Mr. Park able to escape from the dark aura?
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In an insurance company, Yoon, who is an outsider, has a power to see people’s past and read their minds. Mr. Park, Yoon’s boss, assumes that she has some kind of special power, decides to test her ability. At very late night when everyone has gone home, Mr. Park brings Yoon to a storage room where there are full of case reports. Among them, Mr. Park picks three doubtful cases. He asks Yoon to tell him what exactly happened. Yoon, who senses some dark aura wandering around him, tells the story of each case. Every time Yoon finishes each case, the dark aura gets darker and bigger and Yoon tries to warn Mr. Park about it. Would Mr. Park able to escape from the dark aura?
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Genre:Horror, Thriller
Written By:Park Sun, Kim Sung-ho, Min Kyu-dong, Jung Bum-shik, Jo Ryeong-soo
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Soo Film, Lotte Entertainment, Daisy Entertainment, Cinergy House
Cast
Kim Hwi, Kim Sung-ho, Min Kyu-dong, Jung Bum-shik
Director
Sung Joon
Cho Dong-wook (segment "The Cliff")
Lee Soo-hyuk
Park Sung-kyun (segment "The Cliff")
Park Sung-woong
Mr. Park (segment "444")
Lee Se-young
Se-young (segment "444")
Go Kyung-pyo
Go Byung-shin (segment "The Escape")
Baek Jin-hee
Kang Ji-eun (segment "The Accident")
Kim Seul-gi
Yoon Mi-ra (segment "The Accident")
Jung In-sun
Gil Sun-joo (segment "The Accident")
Kim Ji-won
Sa Tan-hee (segment "The Escape")
Kim Ye-won
Byeong-shin's Girlfriend (segment "The Escape")
Im Won-hee
Teacher (segment "The Escape")
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