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Most movies by South Korea’s Kim Ki-duk (Pieta, 3-Iron, et al.) are so weird, violent, and extreme that it’s easy to forget that he also directed the meditative 2003 art-house hit Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter…and Spring. But he’s back in midnight movie mode with his latest, and it’s one of his boldest and most squirm-inducing black comedies yet. Moebius is a breathlessly bizarre tale of infidelity, rape, incest, and castration that centers on a husband, his wife, his mistress, and his teenage son. Stranger still, the story is told without spoken dialogue. “A gloriously off-the-charts study in perversity.” –Variety. “Even Oedipus would be left scratching his head by this bonkers but dryly funny tale.” –Empire.