In-hwan Park, Kang-ho Song, Min-sik Choi
In this funny, dark comedy from Korea, a family buys a cottage in a remote hiking area and converts it to an inn. Their first customer commits suicide, so the distraught family buries his body to avoi...( read more
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Directed by: In-hwan Park, Ji-woon Kim, Kang-ho Song, Min-sik Choi, Mun-hee Na
Release Date: January 1, 1998
DVD Release Date: July 30, 2002
Stats: 100 reviews
The Quiet Family, of which many may know Miike's musical remake Happiness Of The Katakuris, focuses on the Kang family and their attempts to run a successful mountain lodge. Individually the family is a strange bunch, but together they are just that...family, bonding when it come...( read more)
haha.in his earlier career,instead of making a straight thriller,kim jee-woon makes this story of a very dysfunctional family in a small lodge,into a quite funny black comedy.,and as usual,Song Kang-ho steals the scene!
Hysterically funny and very black farce. Not as good as Miike's remake, but still a fun experience.
So very funny. KHSong is hysterical. But the soundtrack is strange, it has nothing to do with whats going on in the scenes lol.
Awesome movie that has an awesome soundtrack. Especially the beginning song and ending song. Also a great part is when the uncle or the brother I forget which is listening to guests doing it and giggles like a school girl. That's awesomely hilarious.
I think I love you
So what am I so afraid of?
And also
Ryan Coney was a super idiot on June 29th 2007
Different from the crazy musical Happiness of the Katakuris remake, this one is actually funny. At first it makes you think it's a scary, bizzare movie until to the piont where it just becomes sick repetitive burying work. Dark comedy to the max. ^0^
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