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Okja
Available on Netflix

Okja

“We needed a miracle. And then we got one.”
★7.3/10(4,675)PG-13age•2017•2h 0m
AdventureDramaScience Fiction
DirectorBong Joon Ho
ScreenplayBong Joon Ho, Jon Ronson
Mija, a girl who lives in the mountains of South Korea, has spent years raising Okja, a gigantic and gentle super-pig created through an experiment by the multinational Mirando. When the corporation reclaims the animal to turn it into a consumer product, Mija sets out on a desperate journey from the countryside to New York to rescue her best friend, crossing paths with radical activists and unscrupulous executives. Bong Joon-ho delivers a fable that blends adventure, corporate satire and a critique of the food industry. A tender and ferocious tale about friendship and the greed of the modern world.
Release
Jun 28, 2017
Budget
$50M
Country
South Korea, United States, Canada

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7.3/10
TMDB Average audience rating
4,675 votes
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Where to watch Okja? Okja is available for streaming on Netflix, Netflix Standard with Ads.
Who directed Okja? Okja is directed by Bong Joon Ho.
Who stars in Okja? The main cast of Okja includes An Seo-hyun, Tilda Swinton, Paul Dano, Steven Yeun, Jake Gyllenhaal.
How long is Okja? Okja is 2h 0min long.

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Synopsis

Mija, a girl who lives in the mountains of South Korea, has spent years raising Okja, a gigantic and gentle super-pig created through an experiment by the multinational Mirando. When the corporation reclaims the animal to turn it into a consumer product, Mija sets out on a desperate journey from the countryside to New York to rescue her best friend, crossing paths with radical activists and unscrupulous executives. Bong Joon-ho delivers a fable that blends adventure, corporate satire and a critique of the food industry. A tender and ferocious tale about friendship and the greed of the modern world.

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