Hansel and Gretel is a 2007 South Korean dark fantasy horror film directed by Yim Pil-sung starring Chun Jung-myung, Eun Won-jae, Shim Eun-kyung and Jin Ji-hee.

Eun-soo, a salesman, is driving his car along Highway 69 while arguing with his pregnant girlfriend, Hae-young, on the phone.

He wakes up in a dark forest and meets a young girl, Young-hee, who takes him to her house, called the 'House of Happy Children.'

Eun-soo discovers that the meat they've eaten is actually from the flesh of the missing father, whose wife has been turned into a china doll.

He secretly follows Man-bok into the woods, while keeping a trail of breadcrumbs to avoid getting lost.

When he leaves, Eun-soo enters the room and looks over the notebook the siblings have worked on for a long time.

He learns that Man-bok has the power of telekinesis and can make people do things by imagining the actions: he is the one who turned the women into a china doll and oak tree earlier.

The kids used to live in an orphanage called the 'House of Happy Children,' where the abusive caretaker raped the girls and beat the boys.

His collection of news clippings of the missing Byun (revealed to be a serial killer) suggests it is real.