Silenced

Rated NR · 125 minutes · 2011

Drama

Gang In-ho uncovers sexual and physical abuse at a school for hearing impaired children. With the help of a human rights activist, Gang fights against the community to expose the abuse and put a stop to it. - Synopsis courtesy of Tribune Media Service

Director: Dong Hwang
Cast: Yoo Gong, Yu-mi Jeong, Ji-yeong Kim, Kim Hyeon-soo, Jeong In-seo, Baek Seung-Hwan and Hye-jin Park

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