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Crocodile

Country: South Korea, Language: Korean, 102 mins

Original Title

Ag-O
  • Director: Ki-duk Kim
  • Writer: Ki-duk Kim

CGiii Comment

The opening music is worse than nails being dragged down a knackered old blackboard.

The editing is brutal and the director has absolutely no trace of discernible talent.

It's a hatchet job from beginning to end.


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The(ir) Blurb...

Violent thug Crocodile lives under a bridge by the Han River in Seoul together with a peddling boy and a homeless old man. Crocodile saves a beautiful young woman Hyun-Jung from suicide by drowning, but only to use her for sex. Yet, for some reason the woman, betrayed by her lover, stays with Crocodile, and a peculiar family-like friendship forms between the four homeless people. Crocodile gets in ever deeper trouble because of his mindlessly violent temper, and eventually Hyun-Jung decides to attempt suicide again.

Cast & Characters

Jae-hyeon Jo as Crocodile;
Jae-hong Ahn