Very deep very beautiful an excellent film loved it

beautiful - a very poignant and subtle message for humanity. Thank you, many blessings for you, Peace and Love, Always

RIP Kim Ki-duk

beautiful, brought tears to my eyes...

❤What a beautiful movie

beautifulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!!!!! thank you...

RIP KIM KI DUK

I hope you found the answer in the meantime, but here goes: It's a Korean version of the Buddhist Prajnaparamita sutra.

Quante pietre dovremmo portare sul Cuore!!!!

Meravigliosa la prima parte del film.

thanks to you!

Yes, I thought so too!

teaching about suffering and compassion but not karma only in the western world karma has this "punishment" quality

>>And what did the letters say? I never got the translation. Letters say close, it's a method in buddism and other religions to close all holes in the body, except Brahma hole on the top of your head, from where your consciousness will leave your body. If other holes ae not closed, then it can leave body from one of those holes and be reborn in samsara realms.

cool movie buds~~~~~~~~

Something tells me that the boy misunderstood the original teaching. It's a recurring theme throughout the film.

life tutorial

2:03 k-pop in animal version

there's karma in realizing one's sins?

this should life TUTORIAL!

@sofiaclassic91 vero!

I think they said "Closed", and I think that guy who killed his wife was trying to commit suicide when he put them on

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Painful and horrible to watch and know that animals WERE harmed in the making of this film. The ends do NOT justify the means of teaching about karma. The consequences of this cruel boy's actions could have been implied rather than shown. It is unethical to do the thing that harms while attempting to teach not to harm. That is quite simply hypocritical. The Chinese culture is very cruel to animals in general in contradiction to their Buddhist teachings, the foremost being "do no harm".