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Exhuma (2024 Film)

Exhuma (Korean: 파묘; RR: Pamyo) is a 2024 South Korean supernatural thriller film written and directed by Jang Jae-Hyun. The film explores themes of ancestral trauma, shamanism, and traditional Feng Shui practices.

Exhuma promotional poster
Promotional poster for the film Exhuma.

Plot

The story follows a wealthy family based in Los Angeles that is plagued by a series of inexplicable supernatural occurrences. Seeking answers, they enlist the help of two renowned young shamans, Hwa-Rim (Kim Go-Eun) and Bong-Gil (Lee Do-Hyun). Upon investigation, Hwa-Rim determines that the disturbances are linked to the family's ancestors. To resolve the issue, she collaborates with a master Feng Shui expert, Sang-Deok (Choi Min-Sik), and an experienced undertaker, Young-Geun (Yu Hae-Jin). The team travels to a remote village in South Korea to locate and exhume the ancestral grave, uncovering dark secrets in the process.

Cast

Choi Min-Sik
Choi Min-Sik as Kim Sang-Deok.
Kim Go-Eun
Kim Go-Eun as Lee Hwa-Rim.
Yu Hae-Jin
Yu Hae-Jin as Ko Young-Geun.
Lee Do-Hyun
Lee Do-Hyun as Yoon Bong-Gil.
  • Choi Min-Sik as Kim Sang-Deok
  • Kim Go-Eun as Lee Hwa-Rim
  • Yu Hae-Jin as Ko Young-Geun
  • Lee Do-Hyun as Yoon Bong-Gil
  • Kim Jae-Chul as Park Ji-Yong
  • Kim Sun-Young as Oh Kwang-Sim
  • Kim Ji-An as Park Ja-Hye

Production and Release

The film was directed and written by Jang Jae-Hyun and produced by Kim Young-Min. It was distributed by Showbox and released in South Korea on February 22, 2024. The film has a runtime of 134 minutes.

Kim Jae-Chul
Kim Jae-Chul as Park Ji-Yong.
Kim Sun-Young
Kim Sun-Young as Oh Kwang-Sim.
Kim Ji-An
Kim Ji-An as Park Ja-Hye.

Awards

Exhuma received significant critical recognition, including multiple wins at the 45th Blue Dragon Film Awards and the 60th Baeksang Arts Awards.

Blue Dragon Film Awards (2024)

  • Best Director: Jang Jae-Hyun
  • Best Actress: Kim Go-Eun
  • Best Cinematography & Lighting
  • Best Art Design

Baeksang Arts Awards (2024)

  • Best Director: Jang Jae-Hyun
  • Best Actress: Kim Go-Eun
  • Best New Actor: Lee Do-Hyun
  • Art Award: Kim Byeong-In

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