The Red Shoes (DVD)
Directed by Yong-gyun Kim
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VuduAfter catching her husband cheating with another woman, Sun Jae takes her young daughter and moves into a dilapidated old apartment building to start a new life. Heading home from work one day she finds a strange pair of high-heeled red shoes and decides to take them. While the shoes provide her with some comfort, they also become objects of unhealthy obsession for her ballet-dancing daughter and her best friend. Soon, everyone who comes into contact with the shoes desperately craves them and a curse began hundreds of years ago will once again rear its ugly head.DVD Extras Include:
Commentary by Director and Cinematographer
Making Of Featurette including Interviews with Director and Cast
Visual Effects Featurette
Original Theatrical Trailer
"Genuinely startling" - Beyond Hollywood
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