Enough is enough.
Director: Ryoo Seung-wan
Writer: Jeong Jin-wan, Ryoo Seung-wan
Producer: Kim Mi-hee, Kim Seong-je
A former safecracker makes a living as a taxi driver but continues to be haunted by her past. One day she chances upon an aspiring singer, who is a spitting image of herself back in the day. Together, the two women plot to steal money from gangsters.
116 min
Rating: 6.019/10
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Top Cast
Jeon Do-yeon
Su-jin
Lee Hye-young
Kyeong-seon
Jung Jae-young
Dok-bul
Ryoo Seung-bum
Chae Min-su
Shin Goo
Kim Geum-bok
Jung Doo-hong
Silent Man
Movie Info
Director: Ryoo Seung-wan
Writer: Jeong Jin-wan, Ryoo Seung-wan
Producer: Kim Mi-hee, Kim Seong-je
Production Companies: Cinema Service, Good Movie
Countries: South Korea
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talisencrw:
'No Blood No Tears' is the only film I've seen so far of Ryoo's (and I had never heard of it; I simply found it for $3 at a department store that was going out of business, thought it looked interesting and decided to take a chance on it). It was a very satisfying blind-buy, a contemporary and Asian spin on the 'Thelma and Louise' motif. The action and comedic touches are surefire, and the irony of who ends up with the loot was compelling. The friendship mix of the two women (older night owl taxi driver who's deadbeat ex-husband owes everybody money and makes her life miserable, and who desperately wants to find her daughter, with the young girlfriend of a ex-boxer hood who likes to beat her to a pulp) who desperately need each other is well-written and portrayed, and there is truly something for everybody in this successful entry in the legion of Quentin Tarantino/Guy Ritchie-inspired films of the past generation...