As countless Asian psychological horror films find their way to the American multiplexes as Hollywood remakes, this screening marks a opportunity to see a true original. When two little girls are sent to live with their wicked stepmother in the country, strange events occur. Director Kim Ji-woon spends most of his film focused on the quiet, stately rhythms of family life before making an audacious, surrealist turn. Jung-ah Yum gives a manic performance as the stepmother on par with Bette Davis in Whatever Happened To Baby Jane? and Faye Dunaway in Mommie Dearest.