Revelations(2025)
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03/20/2025 (US)Thriller, Crime, Mystery2h 2m6.4
"With twisted faith, madness begins."
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A pastor who believes in divine revelation and a detective haunted by visions pursue a missing person case — exposing their own demons in the process.
Yeon Sang-ho
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Yeon Sang-ho
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Choi Gyu-seok
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A review by Manuel São Bento
8.0
Written on March 21, 2025
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://fandomwire.com/revelations-review/
"Revelations solidifies Yeon Sang-ho's status as one of the boldest, most intriguing filmmakers in contemporary South Korean cinema.
With a deep exploration of the weight that religious fanaticism, guilt, and trauma can exert on human morality, its thematically complex script challenges the traditional perception of good and evil, showing how personal interpretation can distort both reality and the sense of justice.
Featuring two exceptional central performances, one of the most striking films of the year leaves a haunting reflection: are our choices truly our own, or merely inevitable responses to invisible forces that shape us?"
Rating: A-
"Revelations solidifies Yeon Sang-ho's status as one of the boldest, most intriguing filmmakers in contemporary South Korean cinema.
With a deep exploration of the weight that religious fanaticism, guilt, and trauma can exert on human morality, its thematically complex script challenges the traditional perception of good and evil, showing how personal interpretation can distort both reality and the sense of justice.
Featuring two exceptional central performances, one of the most striking films of the year leaves a haunting reflection: are our choices truly our own, or merely inevitable responses to invisible forces that shape us?"
Rating: A-
