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- Title
- I Saw the Devil
- AKA
- Akmareul boatda (South Korea - original title)
- Year of Film
- 2010
- Director
- Jee-woon Kim
- Starring
- Byung-hun Lee, Min-sik Choi, Gook-hwan Jeon, Ho-jin Jeon, San-ha Oh, Yoon-seo Kim
- Origin of Film
- South Korea
- Type of Poster
- One sheet
- Style of Poster
- Style B
- Origin of Poster
- USA
- Year of Poster
- 2011
- Designer
- Gravillis Inc.
- Size (inches)
- 27" x 39 13/16"
- SS or DS
- DS
- Tagline
- Abandon all compassion
Not one for the faint of heart, Jee-woon Kim (opens in a new tab)‘s I Saw the Devil (opens in a new tab) is further proof that some of the most exciting, visceral and challenging cinema continues to come out of South Korea. The film sees a serial killer, played by Min-sik Choi (opens in a new tab) (Oldboy), enter into a brutal game of cat and mouse with a secret agent (Byung-hun Lee (opens in a new tab) ) after killing his pregnant fiance. To say it features some disturbing scenes would be an understatement – this is not a date movie! It’s still a must see for fans of crime thrillers and Korean cinema and if you enjoyed Chan-wook Park (opens in a new tab)‘s Vengeance Trilogy (opens in a new tab) you need to see this film.
This simple but effective one sheet was designed by Gravillis Inc. (opens in a new tab) for the limited release in the US in 2011. There is also a style A one sheet which is markedly different but just as good, in my opinion.
The trailer is on YouTube (opens in a new tab).
