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Ryu is a deaf-mute man working in a factory. His ailing sister is in desperate need of a kidney transplant, but Ryu's is not a match. After he loses his job, Ryu contacts a black market organ dealer to exchange one of his kidneys for one his sister can use. However, the dealers disappear after taking Ryu's kidney and money.

A donor is found, but Ryu can't afford the operation. To raise money, Yeong-mi, Ryu's radical anarchist girlfriend, suggests kidnapping the daughter of the executive that fired Ryu. To avoid suspicion, they kidnap Yu-sun, the young daughter of the executive's friend Dong-jin. Yu-sun stays with Ryu's sister, who believes Ryu is babysitting her. Ryu and Yeong-mi collect the ransom from Dong-jin, but Ryu's sister discovers their plan and commits suicide.

Ryu takes Yu-sun and his sister's body to a suburban riverbed they frequented as children to bury her. Distracted by the burial and unable to hear, Ryu is unaware when Yu-sun slips into the river, and she drowns.

As Dong-jin mourns his daughter, he hires an investigator to find her kidnappers. Dong-jin finds Yeong-mi and tortures her. She apologizes for Yu-sun's death but warns Dong-jin that her terrorist friends will kill him if she dies. Unfazed, Dong-jin electrocutes her. After Ryu murders the organ dealers, he returns to Yeong-mi's apartment and sees the police removing her corpse.

Dong-jin knocks Ryu unconscious with a booby trap. He takes Ryu to the riverbed where his daughter died, slashes his Achilles tendons and waits for him to bleed to death. After he dismembers Ryu's corpse, Yeong-mi's terrorist associates arrive. They stab Dong-jin, pin a note to his chest, and leave him to die.

• Song Kang-ho as Park Dong-jin, President of a manufacturing company and friend of Ryu's employers and the father of Yu-sun.
• Shin Ha-kyun as Ryu, a deaf-mute factory worker trying to pay his sister's hospital bills.
• Bae Doona as Cha Yeong-mi, Ryu's girlfriend of several years, and a member of an underground anarchist organization.
• Han Bo-bae as Yu-sun, Dong-jin's young daughter who is kidnapped.
• Im Ji-eun as Ryu's sister, who is in need of a kidney transplant, but afraid of becoming a burden.
• Lee Dae-yeon as Choi, the investigator hired by Dong-jin to find his daughter's kidnappers.
• Ryoo Seung-bum as Retarded Boy at the Lake
• Ryoo Seung-wan as Food Delivery Boy at Cha's apartment
• Oh Kwang-rok as Anarchist (who appears at the end of the film)
• Lee Kan-hee as Park Dong-jin's ex-wife (cameo)
• Jung Jae-young as Husband of Dong-jin's ex-wife (cameo)
• Masashi Fujimoto as Peng, a Japanese man who has financial problems with Dong-Jin.

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance opened in South Korea on March 29, 2002 and had a worldwide box office gross of US$1,954,937. Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance received a low-profile North American theatrical release from Tartan Films beginning August 19, 2005, over three years after it debuted in South Korea. In its opening weekend, it collected US$9,827 (US$3,276 per screen) from three New York City theaters. It played on six screens at its most widespread, and its total North American box office take was US$45,243.

Bobo Deng from HDFest complimented the director on his visuals and the gruesome effects, stating that although the film has extreme violence, it is used to help develop the story. Elaine Perrone from eFilmCritic commented on the cinematography of Kim Byung-il, saying that the film is "far more visually striking" than its successor Oldboy.

2002 Busan Film Critics Awards

• Best Film
• Best Director - Park Chan-wook

2002 Chunsa Film Art Awards

• Best Music - Baik Hyun-jhin and Jang Young-gyu (UhUhBoo Project)

2002 Korean Association of Film Critics Awards

• Best Director - Park Chan-wook
• Best Screenplay - Park Chan-wook, Lee Jae-soon, Lee Moo-young and Lee Yong-jong

2002 Korean Film Awards

• Best Cinematography - Kim Byung-il
• Best Editing - Kim Sang-bum
• Best Lighting - Park Hyun-won

2002 Director's Cut Awards

• Best Director - Park Chan-wook

In January 2010, Warner Bros. acquired the right for an American remake of the film. Brian Tucker was attached to write the screenplay, to be produced by Lorenzo di Bonaventura and Mark Vahradian, in a team-up with CJ Entertainment.

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