R-Point (Ghosts of War) (DVD)
Directed by Kong Su-Chang
Korean soldiers searching for a missing platoon in 1972 Vietnam end up encountering forces that basic training never prepared them for. Giving new meaning to the phrase the horrors of war, R-Point exists at the goose-flesh-inducing intersection of "Apocalypse Now" and "The Ring".
DVD Extras Include:
Featurettes
The Making of the Film
Feature Commentary
Please note that this is the same film as "R-Point", but the special features are identical.
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