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Silenced Directed by Hwang Dong-hyuk. With Gong Yoo, Yu-mi Jung, Hyeon-soo Kim, Jee-Young Kim. Based on real events, this film depicts the story of a school for the hearing-impaired where young deaf students were sexually assaulted by the faculty members over a long period of time. TheSilenced (2015) Genre: Horror, Mystery, Thriller. Kualitas: Bluray Tahun: 2015 Durasi: 99 Min. 105 voting, rata-rata 6,3 dari 10. Download The Silenced (2015) Subtitle Indonesia dengan resolusi 360p, 480p, 720p, 1080p - Pada kesempatan kali ini Adikfilm akan membagikan film The Silenced (2015), di website ini kalian dapat mendownload film Besideswatching web series online, many people also want to download web series for various reasons. Unlike some apps, this one makes a clear distinction between TV series and movies. From the latest releases to the old classics. Download TV Series for Windows 10 for Windows to for all TV Series enthusiasts, your wait is over. Doga-ni - Based on actual events that took place at Gwangju Inhwa School for the hearing-impaired, where young deaf students [] Movie Silenced (English title) / Crucible (literal title) Revised romanization: Dokani Hangul: 도가니 Director: Hwang Dong-Hyuk Writer: Kong Ji-Young (novel), Hwang Dong-Hyuk Producer: Uhm Yong-Hun, Bae Jeong Min, Na Byung-Joon Cinematographer: Kim Ji-yong Release Date: September 22, 2011 Runtime: 125 min. mộ dung phu nhân không dễ chọc. Sinopse Gang In Ho é o professor de arte recém-nomeado na Escola Gwangju Inhwa, uma escola para crianças com deficiência auditiva. Ele está animado para ensinar seus novos alunos, mas as crianças são distantes, tentando evitar esbarrar nele o máximo possível. Quando as crianças finalmente se abrem, In Ho enfrenta a verdade chocante e feia sobre a escola e o que os alunos têm passado em segredo. O filme é baseado em uma história verdadeira Assistir Filme Silenced ▶️ Filme 55 1 "Silenced..." as the title suggests, is a powerful film about a mute and deaf school in Gwangju South Korea.In 2005 Kang In-ho arrives at a school where children are deaf, but quickly realizes that something is wrong, as children were cloistered in a kind of autism. The reason is simple; they are suffering from pain through twin-principals and other teachers. Kang In-ho, first was blind towards the horrible acts, however, he wakes up very quickly and puts his life in the background to devote him entirely to these children in the deepest and directed by filmmaker Dong-hyuk Hwang, who runs his second coil after My Father 2007, based on the novel by Jee-young Cong taking Novel in one hand and camera in the other, Hwang Dong-hyuk takes us into a hell where cruelty is watchword. Men who abuse children are already a disgrace, but when equipped with a handicap that prevents them to express them while we pass this stage to speak only to be demonic. Moreover, work is in addition to killing these demons, exposing South Korea where levels of justice are rotten to the point that despite overwhelming evidence, everyone comes out innocent or at worst a slight slap on the wrist. Such injustice deserved to talk about it, and if the literature does not always express them on a large scale, the cinema can more easily, and in 2011 the film has been a blow, pushing the government to close the school and start a new Dong-hyuk, who directs his cast with strength and power, conveys a strong message with an eye opener. We can feel the players involved, everyone is in the place and nobody is ever too much, especially children, crying for truth, despite their silence, but the look says a lot about the work of management. No melodramatic pathos, not only the accuracy enhanced by fluid narration and exciting, equally divided between face to face with the horror and the trial, or rather mock trial. The director also quite unsettling talent to film scenes touching, working the image at the point of giving an atmosphere of morbid poetry returning the stomach although almost everything is hidden, to the Unlike scenes about bullying that they go into bestiality at the is a work that takes you to the gut, but also a masterpiece at all levels, sad, very sad, because during filming like writing a book hopelessness was most certainly in the spirit all, nobody is expecting that the film can shake rotten legal foundation at this point to the bone. The arrival of this film is welcome, but it remains a work paradoxically awful cinematic should play a social role, rape, torture, and death stories of children who have so far had very little impact. We think Hwang Dong-hyuk has done considerable work, but we also think these children whose childhood or life, were stolen. The story is very centered and never leaves its intention, as I said earlier it is based on the true story, we can feel the sufferings of the is a take on the human with animal instinct and the actions will shake the base of to everyone who can digest the kinky Silenced aka the Crucible is a 2011 South Korean film that is not really an easy watch. It's quite good for the most part, but it will leave a bad taste in your mouth for sure. I do recommend watching it, but with the caveat that it will pretty much spoil your evening afterwards. So, you've been warned!SPOILERS AHEAD!I have a number of general rules that I try to live by, which allow me to go about my life in a civilized society with a clear conscience. These rules include simple mundane courtesies like saying thank you or opening the door for little old ladies or not flipping the bird to that idiot who doesn't know how to drive, to more serious matters like not disrupting someone else's marriage or abusing animals for kicks or cheating someone out of their life savings which would, incidentally, be quite easy to do in my line of work. My list of rules escalate to not hurting people, but the list has always topped out with the following DO NOT PHYSICALLY, MENTALLY, OR SEXUALLY ABUSE CHILDREN!If you don't know already, this movie is all about breaking my "golden rule" stated above. A school chock full of deviant teachers, principals, and employees, which has been systematically and repeatedly raping, beating, and torturing the child students there on a wide scale. To make matters worse if that's possible, is the fact that this is a school for the deaf & mute, and that many of these children are from broken homes, are orphaned, poor, etc. To top it off, this movie is based on a true story a thought, which frankly, I could not get out of my head while watching the thing. Now, I'm not privy as to what was depicted in the movie is actually factual, or what amount of dramatic license was invoked, or what have you. But even if the tiniest bit of any of this is even remotely true, the, I am utterly disgusted. Sadly however, I am no longer surprised by hearing stories like this in the world I live for the movie itself, it basically revolves around a new teacher who comes to the school and soon uncovers the abuses within. He and a human rights activist he gets to know begin to work to help the children in harm's way, and to punish those involved with the crimes. It's a straight up drama story line and courtroom procedural for the most part. There's little to no action or vengeance involved, and it's not anywhere near as graphic as it might have been considering the subject matter if this were part of some other type of film pacing, and story are all solid enough. Acting is pretty strong throughout particularly from the children, which had to be bit uncomfortable, performance wise, for them. There's a side story involving the new teacher's child, which quickly takes a back seat to the primary plot point, along with the hinting of a budding relationship between said teacher and the activist. Aside from that, this film focuses almost exclusively on the evil deed at hand, what will be done about it once uncovered, and what efforts the community will go to in order to just make this all go away as quickly & quietly as possible. Oh, and this IS a Korean production, so SUPER SPOILERS, you might not want to get your hopes up for the happiest of endings. Bottom line It's in the 7-8 out of 10 stars range for me. I'll give it an 8, because it is stuck in my brain at least for now after watching it, and it was well done overall. And, after all, isn't that what watching cinema is all about?...If you want any type of a remotely "feel good/good time flick", watch something else!...but, if you're in the right mood to watch a solid and effecting drama about a sad and horrible topic, than this film comes fairly well recommended by yours truly! Completed Rourou186 people found this review helpful Story 10 Acting/Cast Music Rewatch Value 1 The reason I watched this I have a psychiatrist friend who insisted on watching this film. She already knows that I don't mind any sort of special story no matter how horrific it is; I was fully prepared to any type of scenes and so I watched it. 2 Storyline/Plot They weren't kidding when they said "This movie contains EXTREMELY graphic child abuse! Do not watch if you are easily disturbed.", I intentionally repeated it because this film isn't directed to all types of audience, even if you are an adult you can easily be disturbed. Positive points *It's a true story that focus on a world wide issue a great topic. *The producer wasn't afraid of showing the horrible fact to the audience. *The script writers did a great job by delievering a masterpiece. Negative points For me there isn't. *Some people would feel sick or shocked that's why I said it's not directed to everyone but if those scenes were absent then it couldn't be fun to watch considering its theme; it was realistic and special in a great way. Story 3 Acting/Cast I really loved each and everyone of them here. *It was different yet cool to see Gong Yoo in a serious role. *The three children have done a great job because their roles were mainly sentimental and they were skilled to portray that aspect. *The actors knew how to deliever feelings and leave us affected with their issues. Cast Acting 4The ending It wasn't what anyone wanted but it was great because it was realistic. The ending 8/10 5 My impression How did it affect me *As I said earlier I don't mind any sort of special stories, this film was interesting enough to keep me hooked up for two hours. *The grafic child abuse is what gave this film its taste no matter how horrible it was. *I got the conclusion that this world is full of bad people but they only need one courageous person to change the whole thing. *Protecting children's innocence is our responsibility as adults. My impression 6 Overall I repeat this film has shocking abuse scenes therefore, if you're a sensitive person don't even think about watching this. *If you like special stories and don't mind the abusive scenes then you would like this. *Human rights lovers may want to check this out. *Don't be fooled about the fact that Gong Yoo is the main lead, it's nothing like his previous Dramas/Films. *If you're looking for a romantic story then you shouldn't be reading this in the first place. *I repeat for the last time sensitive people KEEP OUT! Overall Read More Was this review helpful to you? Crime action film “The Roundup No Way Out” dominated the South Korean box office on its official opening weekend with a thumping $ million performance. The film, the third in a franchise that pits a heavy-fisted cop, portrayed by Ma Dong-seok aka Don Lee, against colorfully devious rogues, crushed all competing titles by taking an 88% market share. 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