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R-Point

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Synopsis: During the Vietnam War, a South Korean army base begins receiving mysterious radio transmissions from a patrol that went missing six months earlier. A shell-shocked commanding officer (Gam Woo-Sung) and a ragtag military unit are sent into the desolate stretch of land known as R-Point to gather clues as to the whereabouts of the missing soldiers. What appeared to be a clear search and rescue mission turns into something far more terrifying than any battle.

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Directed By:	Su-Chang Kong	Recommended Retail Price: $USD19.95 Best Price: $USD 14.99 - Video Universe (does not include shipping) Full Price Comparison
Cast:	Woo-Sung Kam Tae-kyung Oh Byung-Ho Sohn
Genre:	Action / Horror / War
Running Time:	107 minutes
Year of Production:	2004
Disc Release Date:	February 14, 2006

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Extra Features:

Director's Commentary
Mission R-Point
Creating 1972 Vietnam
Special Effects Featurette
Original Theatrical Trailer
Tartan Asia Extreme New Releases

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Disc:	Type:
1:	Single Sided, Dual Layer

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Track:	Language:	Details:
1:	Korean
2:	Korean
3:	Commentary

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English

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