Epitaph (Gidam)

Epitaph (Gidam) (2007)

  • 50% want to see it
    (278 ratings)

Filmmaking siblings Jeong Sik and Jeong Bum-Sik share directing credits on this discomforting tale of an ageing doctor with a disturbing past. The year is 1979, and Dr. Park has just received a photo album from 1942. Back in those days, Dr. Park and his friends found themselves caught up in a series… More

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Drama, Horror
Encore Films

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  • Brandon Judell, GreenCine

    A Japanese morgue-based horror film lacking in much horror

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  • Luke B


    Three twisted tales of ghostly love take place around a similar time in a Korean hospital. It avoids too many comparisons with other Asian horrors and this is to it's credit. The main contributer to this is the setting. Wonderful set design and costumes recreate a bygone era. The… More

  • JY S


    I've seen some weird films in my day and this is near the top of the list. Leave it once again to a movie from Asia to really get you thinking really hard about a thriller/suspense movie.<p>The story is actually made up of mini stories (basically 3 segments) that are… More

  • Lesley N


    Creepy and confusing. Mostly confusing. <img src="http://images1.variety.com/graphics/photos/reviewe/repitaph.jpg">

  • Constanza B


    This South Korean creeper is part gore fest, part romance, part ghost story, and all confusing, it takes place in a hospital during the 1942 Japanese occupation of Seoul. Paranormal situations. Hallucinations, Premonitions, Medium audition and vision, all of that in a scenario of… More

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