In recent years, there have been a number of Korean films with synopses seemingly similar to 'Hope' outwardly, at least. However, in the course of their ensuing battle both with themselves and the authorities in tandem with their efforts to nurse their daughter back to health physically and psychologically, they soon come to realise that the hope that they desperately need is closer to hand than they could ever have imagined coming equally from those around them and from the innocent little girl with the titular name. In shock and utterly devastated, no sooner do Mi-hee and Dong-hoon agree to the surgery than thoughts of self-blame and the need for justice for their child begin to fill their minds but on talking further with the police they learn procedure dictates that Hope must give video testimony to identify the criminal before any further action can be taken to catch him.

On being informed that she has been found near death at a construction site and taken to hospital, her parents - Mi-hee (Eom Ji-won) and Dong-hoon (Sol Kyung-gu) - rush to her side only to be informed by doctors that her single chance of survival is to undergo surgery to remove her intestines and fit her with a colostomy bag. While walking to school on her own, eight-year-old Hope (Lee Re) is abducted, brutally beaten and raped. I'm so sleepy, daddy, but what if I forget?' He was wearing beige pants and a vest with many pockets. Hangul Celluloid: Hope (aka Wish / м†Њм›ђ - 2013 - South Korea) Review

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