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The Silent Sea (2021) Review: Gong Yoo Series is Lyrical and Abrupt

The Silent Sea is not without its pleasures. Director Choi Hang-Yong stages the action with a fluidity that suggests a firm grasp of cinematic language, and he brings energetic pacing to the action.

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