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Movie: Svaha: The Sixth Finger (English title)
Revised romanization: Sabaha
Hangul: 사바하
Director: Jang Jae-Hyun
Writer: Jang Jae-Hyun
Producer: Lee Joon-Kyu
Cinematographer:
Release Date: February 20, 2019
Runtime: 122 min.
Genre: Mystery / Thriller / Horror / Religion
Distributor: CJ Entertainment
Language: Korean
Country: South Korea

Plot Synopsis by AsianWiki Staff ©

Pastor Park (Lee Jung-Jae) works to expose suspicious religious groups. He's hired to look into the cult group Deer Mount. Meanwhile, Police Captain Hwang (Jung Jin-Young) investigates a murder case and he soon focuses on a member of the Deer Mount cult group.

Notes

Filming began November 19, 2017 and finished April 9, 2018.

Cast



Lee Jung-Jae	Park Jeong-Min	Lee Jae-In	David Lee	Jung Jin-Young
Pastor Park	Na Han	Geum-Hwa	Yo-Sub	Police Captain Hwang



Hwang Jung-Min	Jin Sun-Kyu	Ji Seung-Hyun	Yoo Ji-Tae	Moon Sook
Deaconess Sim	Monk Haean	Kim Chul-Jin	Kim Dong-Soo	Myung-Hee

Cha Soon-Bae

general affairs Monk

Additional Cast Members:

Min Tanaka - Nechoongtenpa
Lee Sang-Woo - Head Monk
Lee Hang-Na - Park Eun-Hye
Jeong Dong-Hwan - Kim Je-Seok
Oh Yoon-Hong - Buddhist Yeon-Hwa
Hwang In-Joon - Buddhist Monk
Baek Seung-Chul - Geum-Hwa's father
Moon Chang-Kil - Geum-Hwa's grandfather
Kim Hyun-Jung - Geum-Hwa's mother
Lee Joo-Sil - Geum-Hwa's grandmother
Lee Jae-Soon - Geum-Hwa's relative
Kim So-Sook - Kim Chul-Jin's mother
Kwon Gwi-Bin - Na Han's mother
Cha Rae-Hyoung - Detective Jo
Kang Sang-Chul - detective 2
Kim Hong-Fa - prison governor
Park Ji-Hwan - Jang-Suk
Yoon Kyung-Ho - cattle shed owner
Jung Seo-In - cattle shed owner's wife
Bae Hae-Sun - forensic pathologist
Kim Geun-Young - agape nun
Ok Joo-Ri - agape woman
Kim Yoon-Seol - dead girl
Kim Bum-Soo - private first class
Kim Keum-Soon - Shaman Jecheon
Kim Jin-Ok - religious believer
Lim Hyo-Jin - Tibet monk
Park Kyu-Beom - believer
Jeong Mi-Kyung - believer
Ahn Hyun-Bin - veterinarian
Jo Han-Joon

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Awards

2020 (56th) Daejong Film Awards - June 3, 2020
- Best Art Design (Seo Sung-Kyeong)
- Best Lighting (Jeon Young-Seok)
2019 (40th) Blue Dragon Film Awards - November 21, 2019
- Best Music (Kim Tae-Sung)
2019 (55th) BaekSang Arts Awards - May 1, 2019
- Best New Actress (Lee Jae-In)

Comments

thrillme Nov 20 2021 5:23 pm This movie was a great find! Wanted to look more into Lee Jung Jae's films and the directing in this one was fantastic! The best way to describe would be if you're familiar with american films like Jacob's Ladder with it's complexity of what's real vs fantasy, with the pinning down of who exactly is "the omen" then you're in for a great rollercoaster. It really is a film that needs looked at more than once to notice things missed the first time and get a better grip of what's going on.

Lorella Masseria Nov 15 2020 11:30 am Amazing work! This movie let Us without breath. The plot is very interesting and the whole cast have an incredible skill. But I'm so impressed by Park Jung Min. I think he deserve more attention: Bravo!!!!

ssc Jul 26 2020 3:22 am The cinematography is beautiful as "Days of Heaven," shot in natural sun light, actors treading and working in gold field of grain, Svaha moves from sepia to black and white, to blue tint, mostly in short takes to natural light, to night light. I saw this film twice. The first time, it lingered with me for a time and something made me look it up again. when you sit in front of a moving picture you ride the dream that makers handed it to you, as it always happens with me, my mind mixed this film with other films, segments of this film, that film, which is another reason why I looked it up again. However, the film itself might have made different containers as it were for me to put images from other films. The second time seeing it, I understood the concealed humor, though I understand it in my own way, usually when humans have extra digit, it grows from thumbs. Editing speed, "contiguous" relationship to other films, well handled. Svaha deserve five stars.

Kiya Jul 06 2020 5:26 am I only watch Lee Jung Jae as King Yeomra in Along with the Gods, he was very charismatic in there, but here he gave a playful, eccentric vibe and that's refreshing to watch.

Park Jung Min, David Lee, and Jung Jin Young performances are amazing as always.

Jin Seon Kyu & Ji Seung Hyun once again prove themselves to be great versatile actors.

C Jun 05 2019 10:40 am This Movie was highly recommend ed by me. As a movie lover and also horror fanatic. This movie was literally was different than the other movies. But for those person who are religously loyal to their religion it may be way to difficult to understand but in the you will know the answer to your questions ?

M Jun 04 2019 12:18 pm I'm a horror fanatic and I really liked this film. It is probably the most unique horror film I've watched by far because it shed darkness on the light almost all of us are looking up to and basically, our ultimate hope..God/Buddha/whomever you believe would save you from your sins and sufferings. And that is the scariest thing of all, finding your doom on the hands of the Almighty whom you have always believed to give you salvation and mercy (in this film, they focused on Buddha).

E Jun 04 2019 12:06 pm @amalist

It was definitely a religious story. I'm a Catholic so I couldn't relate to Buddhism. There were also many mentions about God.

amalist Jun 02 2019 3:32 pm It's supernatural than religious and I couldn't understand what I watched

LKB Jun 02 2019 7:52 am No clue why, only a few months after cinema release, the initial response here is Sook negative, but it is EXCELLENT. Not for everyone, duh, but if you liked the series Save Me, The Guest, or The Priest, for instance, or even Ghost Detective/Black types of supernatural crossover themed dark programs, this may be perfect for you. It was dark without excessive gore. It primarily was mysterious more than horrific moment to moment. Of course, if you intensely visualize the past events that are learned through newspapers/case files, you can get horrified (or if you have encountered this sort of creepy crazy selfish use of religion for personal gains whatever the gain may be). I found it immensely interesting and never stopped watching/never sped forward. I wanted to get in their heads, the four guys, that is, of whom we only really see Cheol Jin and Na Han... Much like Save Me and Let's Fight Ghost, David Lee is perfect in this setting/role!! A great surprise was getting to see Moon Sook and Yoo Ji Tae in the final third or so (this made me realize how much YJT's voice has a similar tone/resonance to Ji Jin Hee's)! The fact that someone went through the pains of renting an elephant (what an odd sounding phrase!) is amusing and not the film I would want to be the odd jobs runner for what with all the giant smelly clean ups even just for those hours-and I like elephants, dung aside)!

I could easily enjoy a second viewing of this! It has both focus and depth honestly missing from most Korean films (and most films but especially obvious in SK ones for some reason-whereas their dramas are richly detailed, many films are lacking more than time to tell a good story-they often seem unable to set a pace and find the right amount of detail to make it unusual in a good way but not bogged down with boring mundane stuff. No such boring material existed in this. The twin sister's dharmic shift was beautifully handled start to finish. I will say JP more to avoid spoilers...just know I really liked how it built up, the information used all pertinent but not forced seeming at all. Beautiful graphics and contrasts between vivid and dull colors, between reds and golds and grim murky browns and blacks and bright moon-like blues.

MAY Feb 28 2019 3:39 am Just saw in cinemas, it's interesting af, if you're interested in religion and that kind of things. There were like kind of scary parts but still enjoyed every second.

Nux Feb 12 2019 10:16 pm Looks good, I like the different plot and the characters look interesting for this genre of movie.

Sooyi Feb 09 2019 5:48 am This seems to be interesting because we haven’t got much depictions about cults and it has a supernatual touch. And this is about a pastor who debunks false religions alongside a Buddhist monk.

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