Posted: September 8, 2010 at 8:30 pm

SYNOPSIS:
Mi-Yu, a virtuoso cellist, survives a horrific car accident and decides to become a music teacher. But just when her life seems to be in order, a series of eerie events involving her mute daughter, a creepy new housekeeper, and a dangerously obsessed former student, makes it clear that all is not well
REVIEW:
Director: Lee Woo-cheol
Cast: Choi Ji-yeon, Park Da-an, Hyeon-a Seong
The Examination: Could someone please get a fresh idea, PLEASE?!
Mi-Yu (Hyeon-a Seong) is a part time music professor with a caring husband and two lovely young daughters, with the older of the two, Yoon-jin, having a learning disability. Also living with Mi-Yu is her happy go lucky, soon to be sister in law, Kyung-ran, and eventually a weird housekeeper with a very spooky and tragic history.
The movie opens with Mi-Yu being harassed by a student that received a failing grade from her and feels the grade was undeserved. The student is upset to the extent of leaving dead animals lying around, threatening phone calls, and slashing Mi-Yu’s tires. But it just so happens to be Mi-Yu’s birthday! And this is when the really strange and disturbing events begin to happen. Haunting memories surface when Mi-Yu discovers that Hae-Yeong, the younger sister of her former classmate and best friend, Tae-Yeon, will be performing at a local venue. Mi-Yu receives an audio cassette from Hae-Yeong and on her way home from the performance decides to listen. Moments after the music begins , she begins to faint and is nearly hit by a truck. Mi-Yu is unaware that this is only the first of a series of eerie events that will slowly unravel around her. More »
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