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Scissors

2001, Korean. Directed by Lee Ki-cheol.

In a typical Korean barber-shop, the barber spins a yarn about the pair of scissors he has framed on the wall. It's a hair-raising yarn. The scissors, he says, were given to him by his father, who was tortured with them during his time as a political prisoner. But the reason they're framed is queerer still...

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Released
24 January 2001
Original title
Ga Wi
Written by
Lee Ki-cheol

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Scissors isn’t streaming on any OTT platform in India yet; it released on 24 January 2001. (Checked 12 November 2026.)

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Scissors (2001) was directed by Lee Ki-cheol.

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