Acacia

Acacia (2004)

  • 45% of users liked it
    (3,976 ratings)

Unable to have a child of their own after 10 years of marriage, Do-il (Kim Jin-geun) and Mi-sook (Shim Hye-jin) decide to adopt. But the quietly artistic boy (Moon Woo-bin) they take in would rather spend hours by himself under the acacia tree in the backyard. When Mi-sook discovers she's pregnant,… More

R, 1 hr. 42 min.
Directed By
Ki-Hyung Park
Genres
Art House & International, Horror
In Theaters
Apr 12, 2004 Wide
On DVD
Jun 14, 2005

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Lee ?


    Mildly creepy Korean drama. I was expecting this to be a more horror themed film but it's more of a family drama. Visually it's got class and parts of the story have intrigue up untill the shock reveal at the end. The problem was that it's just so slow-paced and boring… More

  • Luke B


    Simple but rather effective. Take the average helping of Asian creepy kid and then how guilt can bring about ghosts within oneself. It's all very slow and subtle, building tension without ever having a reasonable pay off. This film gets under the skin and works its way through.… More

  • Drew S


    I love the unconventional narrative and the slow burn of the plot. You have to have the patience of a saint to get through the entire thing without your mind wandering at least once, but I found the reward to be suitable. The collapse of the family unit may well be the most horrifying… More

  • Duncan R


    Very well made, but not a cheap thrills kind of horror movie. One of the saddest ghost stories put to celluloid, and although I recommend seeing it once, it's not one I'm eager to revisit any time soon.

  • Anthony V


    Less spooky, more sad.

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