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‘Hope’ Review: Na Hong-jin’s Exhaustingly Frenzied, Wonky-Looking Alien-Invasion Thriller

The grounds for optimism are high at the start of Na Hong-jin’s Hope . The film’s setting is a picturesque South Korean village named Hope Harbor, photographed so as to emphasize the tangibility of…
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