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No Mercy - The revenge goes deep inside Korean culture

Posted by Eldragon@gmx.com on November 6, 2011 at 08:39:31:
Business as usual for the Coroner, who is about take a leave to meet-up with his daughter who is visiting from the U.S. - when he answers the last request for the autopsy on the mutilated body of a girl, found on the banks of the river...The things started developing from there.
I had few problems with the movie, however the ending is as shocking as in any movie I've ever seen, and that alone warrants watching ti.