Eager to see the original A TALE OF TWO SISTERS before the Dreamworks remake takes over? Well if you live in New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco or San Diego then you’ll get your chance on December 17th. More cities are promised to follow.
In addition to our original article on this project, you can check out the official U.S. website, and read on for a more detailed synopsis of the film:
Something strange is happening when Su-mi and her younger sister Su-yeon come home to their father’s large, but dark and somewhat foreboding house after a stay in the hospital. Their dad is taciturn and burdened and their step-mother, Eun-joo greets them with forced enthusiasm and more than a little sense of irritation. But that’s nothing compared to what happens when bedtime rolls around. Su-mi unpacks her bags in her old room only to find her desk and closet full of someone else’s stuff. Su-yeong hears foot steps outside her bedroom door and then sees a creepy, ghost-white hand opening the door – but there’s no one there. Meanwhile, Eun-joo goes from pre-hysterical to cruel. Then things get really weird: A ghostly young woman is hiding under a kitchen cabinet; a terrifying ghoul visits So-mu’s bedroom. Then dad tells a disbelieving Su-mi that Su-yeon has been dead for months. If that’s true, what’s in that big bag Eun-joo is beating with a poker, that thing that’s leaving a blood trail?
Sounds kinda familiar, and yet satisfyingly crazy all at the same time.
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