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Majka is young, beautiful and intelligent. It is time for her to learn and work, she has wonderful friends. But unfortunately she can't forget Cezary, who had abandoned her a year ago. So Majka's best friend decides to help her to start a new life.
A successful TV producer, Ji-yeon, is investigating a series of murders that all appear to be connected to blind dates. As she delves deeper, she realizes that the killer might be targeting women who have gone on these arranged meetings. The investigation takes a dark turn when Ji-yeon herself becomes a potential target after going on a blind date.
Blind Date (often referred to by its original Korean title 'Gogyeol') received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who often praised its suspenseful atmosphere and engaging plot. While some found the pacing to be uneven, the film was generally seen as a competent thriller that delivered on its horror elements.
Praised for its suspenseful build-up and intriguing mystery.
Some critics noted that the film occasionally struggled with pacing.
The horror elements were generally effective in creating a chilling atmosphere.
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The film was originally released in South Korea under the title 'Gogyeol'.
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**Sweet movie about finding true love** _Originally posted on IMDb 24 August 2013_ I am not a stranger to foreign cinema, having watched many Bollywood and Middle Eastern films before, but this was the first Polish film I've ever seen...