A Tale of Two Sisters (DVD) 2 disc special edition

Tartan Asia Extreme distributed some of the most important Asian cinema titles in the 2000's, and some of their DVDs are now available on the Terracotta store.

Kim Jee-Woon's beautifully shot horror is a masterpiece of Korean cinema.

Two sisters, Su-Mi and Su-Yeon return home from a mental institution following the death of their mother. They live with their father, and despised stepmother. No sooner have they returned than disturbing and inexplicable events start to occur: inanimate objects start to move of their own accord, and Su-Mi suffers from terrifying hallucinations, becoming convinced that the obsessive and unhinged Eun-Ju is keeping an awful secret from her and her sister.

Director: Kim Jee-won

Cast: Im Soo-jung, Moon Geun-young, Yum Jung-ah, Kim Kap-soo

Genre: Psychological Horror

Language: Korean (with English subtitles)

Country: South Korea

Year: 2003

Runtime: 114 minutes

Certification: 15

Special Features:

Disc 1

• UK exclusive Director Interview with Billy Chainsaw
• Commentary with Director, cinematographer and lighting director
• Commentary with Director and cast
• Original theatrical trailer
• Easter Egg: A Letter from Su-Yeon

Disc 2

• Behind the Scenes
• Cast Interviews
• Deleted Scenes with Commentary
• Post Production Documentaries
• to the View - Directors Analysis
• Psychiatrist's Perspective
• Easter Egg: A Letter from Su-mi