“Thirst,” released in 2009, is a Horror film from South Korea directed by Park Chan-wook, who is well-known for his film “Oldboy.” The story follows Father Sang-hyun, a priest who becomes a vampire after a failed medical experiment. He struggles with his new life, facing the moral challenges of being a vampire and the urge for blood that comes with it.
Thirst - Release Date, Trailer, Songs, Cast
| Movie: | Thirst |
| Genre: | Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Romance |
| Language: | Korean |
| Director: | Park Chan-wook |
| Main Cast: | Song Kang-ho - Kim Ok-vin - Kim Hae-sook - Shin Ha-kyun |
| Release Date: | April 30, 2009 |
| Banner: | Moho Film, Focus Features |
| Music: | Not available |
| Budget: | $5 million |
| Runtime: | 133 minutes |
As Sang-hyun adjusts to his new reality, he develops a romantic relationship with Tae-ju, a woman living in a difficult home situation. Their intense relationship becomes more complicated as Sang-hyun’s vampire instincts interfere with their lives, leading to dark and tragic outcomes.
“Thirst” looks at themes like desire, guilt, and the quest for forgiveness, mixing Horror with elements of romance and dark comedy. The film is visually impressive, showcasing Park’s unique style and a haunting soundtrack that adds to its emotional intensity. With its engaging story and complex characters, “Thirst” is a standout film in the vampire genre, highlighting the director’s skillful storytelling.
Thirst Screenshot
