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Boar

Chris SUN|Australia|2018 |96min |Asian Premiere |18+

Schedule

Code
147
Time
7/13  15:00 - 16:36
Theater
CGV Bucheon 7
Rate
18
Event
Code
352
Time
7/15  20:00 - 21:36
Theater
CGV Bucheon 6
Rate
18
Event
Code
709
Time
7/19  13:00 - 14:36
Theater
CGV Sopoong 2
Rate
18

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Schedule

Code
147
Time
7/13  15:00 - 16:36
Theater
CGV Bucheon 7
Rate
18
Event
Code
352
Time
7/15  20:00 - 21:36
Theater
CGV Bucheon 6
Rate
18
Event
Code
709
Time
7/19  13:00 - 14:36
Theater
CGV Sopoong 2
Rate
18

Unless following Subtitle code is marked, all films will have English subtitles
º°¾ÆÀÌÄÜNotice of No English-Subtitle

Program Note

Monroe family revisits small country town they once lived to spend quality family time together. Having stumbled upon the mangled camping site as well as demolished car, two town drunks decide to investigate and come face to face with a gigantic wild boar with insatiable appetite for blood. Unfortunately for Monroe family, their camping and swimming on the river also attract the creature’s attention and the fight for survival begins. Chris Sun is an Australian writer-director who is no stranger to horror genre with his slasher Charlie’s Farm . With Boar , he pays an impressive homage to 1984 Aussie film Razorback and effectively delivers gore-laden violence and off-beat comedy. This is an atmospheric and highly entertaining creature-feature with an Aussie brute and heroism. Of course, the true star of Boar is the massive creature, which effectively delivers the undeniable terror whenever it is on the screen.  (Jongsuk Thomas NAM)
 

Credit

Producer
Kris Maric, Christine Hulsby
Screenplay
Chris Sun
Cinematographer
Andrew Conder
Editor
Michael Gilbert
Music
Mark Smythe
Production Design
Adam Head
Sales
Shoreline Entertainment

Director

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Chris SUN

Born in 1975, Queensland, Australia, Chris Sun was the film writer, a producer and a director for his debut feature Come and Get Me (2011). His second feature, Daddy’s Little Girl (2012) created a sensation in the Australian independent film industry.