Gomin
In Gusinakhon, there was a king named Gosutum. He had three sons: the eldest was named Gomes, the second Gomon and the youngest brother, which was powerful because he was born with a special item with him, was Gomin. The little prince, with only 12 years old, had dexterity and individuality with magic weapons causing Gomin to not be afraid of anyone. One day, Gomin and his friend Musa went to the beach and met with the son of Kato Naga, the royal city of the underworld, and Gomin killed him.
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Plot Summary
A farmer who is accused of cattle mutilations in his village is targeted by the police and a journalist. He is seen as a suspect in the case of a missing woman. The police believe he is guilty and relentlessly pursue him. Meanwhile, a journalist tries to uncover the truth behind the events.
Critical Reception
Gomin received mixed to positive reviews from critics, who praised its dark humor and unique storytelling. However, some found its pacing and plot to be somewhat uneven.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for its quirky and darkly humorous take on rural life.
- The film's blend of comedy and drama was noted for its originality.
- Some critics found the narrative to be somewhat convoluted.
Google audience: Audience reception information is not readily available.
Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Gomin,' translates to 'Agony' or 'Worry' in Korean, reflecting the protagonist's predicament.
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