The South Korean film “Hope” (2013), also known as Hope (소원), directed by Lee Joon-ik, is based on a true story and follows a young girl who is the victim of a brutal crime and her family’s emotional recovery. The movie is highly regarded for its sensitive treatment of difficult themes.
As for where to watch it, here are some options:
1. Streaming Platforms:
– Netflix: Sometimes Korean films, including Hope, are available on Netflix, depending on the region.
– Viki: A popular streaming service for Korean dramas and films that might have Hope available in certain countries.
– Kocowa: Another streaming service specializing in Korean content, which may carry this film.
– Tubi: Some Korean movies are available for free with ads on Tubi, so it’s worth checking if Hope is listed.
2. Rental Services:
– Google Play Movies & TV or Apple iTunes: These platforms often have a selection of international films available for rent or purchase.
– Amazon Prime Video: You can check if Hope is available for rent or purchase on Amazon’s video service.
3. DVD/Blu-Ray:
– You might also find Hope available for purchase as a physical DVD or Blu-ray through retailers like Amazon or eBay if you’re interested in owning a copy.
Please note that availability can vary based on your region, so it may be helpful to check different streaming services depending on where you live.
