Jo In-sung - Seolhyun 'Celebratory photo for topping 5 million moviegoers?'

The stage greetings of the film 'The Great Battle' are going on at CGV on the Oct 3rd.

According to CGV official website, CGV's Yongsan and Yeongdeungpo branch will hold an stage greetings for this film.

On the spot, director Kim Kwang Sik, Jo In Sung, Seolhyun, Park Byung Eun and Jeong Eun Chae will attend.

'The Great Battle' kept its top spot in box office for 14 consecutive days. (Cumulative number of viewers: 4,727,954)
The film is expected to exceed 5 million viewers this week.

The Great Battle, Ansi fortress is an action blockbuster film that depicts the most dramatic and great victory in the history of East Asia in 88 days.

'Avengers 3 "was recorded as the fastest grossing foreign film in the Korean box office

The lastest Avengers series 'Avengers: Infinite War' has exceeded the cumulative audience of 7 million in just 11 days. According to the integrated network of the movie theater promotion committee on the 5th, 'Avengers 3' accumulated number of viewers 6,938,188 by the day before.

The number of cumulative audiences has increased to 7,276,301 as of 5th, according to Walt Disney Company Korea.

'Avengers 3 "was recorded as the fastest grossing foreign film in the Korean box office history, reaching 1 million in the second day, two million in the third day, three million in the fourth day, four million in the fifth day, five million in the sixth day and so on.
It also set the best opening day of all time in Korea on April 25th.

"Busan Panther"? ... Marvel's upcoming film 'Black Panther' Korean special poster was unveiled

In March of 2017, Marvel studio's ambitious new project 'Black Panther' was filmed in Busan, it was followed by explosive attention from media and South Korea film fans.
The reaction was even hotter because it was the second appearence in Marvel's work after the 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' (2015), which caused the worldwide box office syndrome.

The Busan poster, which was unveiled on 12th January, captivates the audience with a new hero black panther standing at Busan city's landmark,Gwangan Bridge in the background.
Although it was possible to get a glimpse of Busan in the film through the previously released 'Black Panther' trailer, this poster is more meaningful because it was specially made for Korean audiences in commemoration of Busan shooting.

The Black Panther also has a new nickname, 'Busan Panther' in this new special video which was released together with poster, contains a delightful dialogue scene between Chadwick Bossman of Black Panther and Letitia Wright who played Shuri, the princess of Wakanda.

Seolhyun vs Sulli, received different reception from Korean cinema audience 2017

Seolhyun and Sulli, actresses from a girl group, have had different screen scores in Korea box office.

The movie 'The Memories of the Murderer, starring AoA's Seolhyun, Seol Kyung-gu and Kim Nam-gil, has been on top of box office since September 6th.
It was not unsettled by the opening of foreign blockbusters such as 'Baby Driver' and 'American Made'.
It scored 157,984 audiences as of September 15th(based on the Integrated Screening System of Cinema Promotion Commission).

The response of critics to the movie is also good. The unique setting and the thrilling story based on the solid original story based on the bestseller of the same name by Kim Young-ha has taken the audience's heart and the actors' hot performances are well received.

It is true that Seolhyun, who has been casted with veteran actors such as Seol Kyung-gu, Kim Nam-gil, and Oh-dal su, has been concerned since casting stage, but has grabbed the hearts of the audience with her passion for the film. "I wanted to break out of the existing image I had,"
Seolhyun puts herself down in a thriller movie that is not easy to challenge, and she was able to go further to the footsteps of the actress Kim Sul-hyun.

Sully, who is considered as representative actress from girl group had to taste a bitter result in the movie she was starring this year. Sully met the audience for a long time with the movie ‘Real’ released in June. ‘Real’ is a big blockbuster with a huge production cost of 11.5 billion invested by Asian stars Kim Soo Hyun and Alibaba Pictures in China.

'Real' also gained great attention for the explicit scenes in which Sulli bravely threw away her idol image and went completely nude.
Unfortunately, the film failed to meet the high expectations and was met with harsh criticism. Netizens are even calling it one of the worst films in Korean history.
It only scored 470,107 audiences, less than half of half of the 3.3 million audience break-even points.

Sully, who acted as a rehabilitation therapist, Song Yoo Hwa, sometimes took a provocative yet sometimes pure character and directed a high level of exposure and truth, but did not attract the charm of the character itself and was only used for male gaze. There are too manyscenes that try to show off the sexual attraction of Song Yoo Hwa.

The movie ‘Midnight Runners’ is sleeper hit: Korean Box office, August 2017

The movie ‘Midnight Runners’ debuted on the box office at second place, surpassing the 'The Battleship Island' on the opening day.

According to the cinema ticket network of the Film Promotion Commission, the 'Midnight Runners' climbed to the box office to second place with a total of 308,310 audience on 1,102 screens across the nation on August 9.
The cumulative audience is 344,966.

‘Midnight Runners’ revolves around two Korean National Police University students, who witnessed a kidnapping incident and tracked it down.

The domestic box office is enlivened with domestic movies. The popularity of the 'The Battleship Island' has waned somewhat, but it still ranks third and is showing off strength. Other domestic movies are waiting to be released in a row, and this phenomenon is expected to continue for a while.

Meanwhile, the first place in the box office was the 'taxi driver' with 404,959 audiences on 1,446 screens across the country. Followed by "The Battleship Island" (47,959) at third place, "Super Bad 3" (46,902), and "Annabel: Doll Master" (24,864) .

Korean audience think actor Song Kang Ho's film is sure hit.

Data Spring Korea conducted a survey of 15,307 people from the May 13th to 17th on which actor or actress they relied on the most to watch a movie and Song Kang-Ho came in first with 28.3%.

Song Kang-ho debuted with play "Little Monk" in 1991 and starred in movies such as "Green Fish"(1997), "The Quiet Family"(1998), "Shiri"(1998) and more.
Since then, he starred in "The Foul King", "Memories of Murder", "The Host", "Secret Sunshine", "Thirst", "Snowpiercer", "The Attorney", "The Throne" and so many more.
He is now one of the most renowned actor in Korean film industry.

Song Kang-ho ranked first followed by Lee Byung-hun, Choi Min-sik and Kim Hye-Soo and so on.

Meanwhile, Song Kang-ho is starring in the new movie "Taxi Driver" which is based on Gwangju Uprising in the 1980s.

Song Kang-Ho won this survey in 2015 with Tom Crusie in most favored Hollywood actor category by Korean audience as well.

Two South Korean Movie Directors who have a wide recognition among Hollywood celebrities

The news that Korean films were invited to the Cannes Film Festival is no longer surprising. At the 70th Cannes Film Festival, which will be held next month, Korean director Bong Joon-ho's "Okja" and Hong Sang-soo's “The Day After” were nominated for the Palme d'Or("Golden Palm")competition.

There are two Korean film directors who are often mentioned in a interview with Hollywood stars who visited Korea.

Recently, James Gunn, director of Marvel's 'Guardians of Galaxy VOL.2' sent a praise for Korean films through a live conference. He said he was inspired by Korean movies over the last 20 years and now it is the era of Korean films. In particular, he included director Bong Joon-ho as a respectable director list through his SNS.
Some might say that it's just a comment prepared for Korean market but no one can deny that Bong is a proud director of Korea, no matter who it refers to.

Prior to this, Jordan Vogt-Roberts of "Kong: Skull Island" who recently visited Korea said he referred to Bong Joon-ho's "Monster" and Kim Ji-woon's "The Good, the Bad, the Weird" for his film.

Hollywood stars's love of director Park Chan-wook is famous as well. Recently, Dane DeHaan expressed a wish to work with Park Chan-wook and liked 'Old Boy' through a written interview ahead of the opening of the movie 'Two Lovers and Bears'.

Previously, Rising Star Logan Lerman also expressed his respect for Park Chan-wook in an interview with Korean Broadcasting.
Will Smith, Jessica Alba, Josh Brolin, and many other actors picked Park Chan-wook as Korean director who they'd like to work with in future.

Busan City As South Korea's Number 1 Filming Location

Marvel Studios has chosen Busan as its location to shoot a large chase scene for “Black Panther”.
From March 17th to 29th, Marvel will film chase scenes at main attractions of Busan include Gwangalli Beach, Gwangan Bridge, Jagalchi Market, Centum City, Namhyung Bridge, Haeundae Event Plaza and also in Yeong-do.

The shoot, which will involve some 150 cars and more than 700 people, is a car chase scene with the protagonist and the villain. Helicopters and airplanes are also expected to be in the chase.

250 Marvel Staff and Korean staff are staying in Busan from September last year for preparing to shoot.
In Busan, a total of 2,000 people including overseas cast, control personnel and 150 Korean film staffs were expected to stay in Busan

Shooting of "Black Panthers" in Busan is expected to boost Busan's position once again as Korea's No. 1 filming location city.
The number of films shot in Busan last year was 98, up five from 93 previous year.
Among the top 20 Korean box office titles released, nine were supported by the Busan Film Commission in 2016.
Films like "Pandora" and "Train to Busan" which directly used Busan as material for the film were immensely popular last year as well.

As Busan-made movies showing great popularity, film makers from other countries including Japan, China and Taiwan are also hoping to film part of their movies or dramas in Busan, which is becoming a popular place for location scenes.

Three Black & White Korean movies in 2016

One of the latest trend of Korean movie industry this year is producing film in black and white.
In this modern era of 3D, effects-laden movie spectacles, some of Korea’s adventurous directors are making a colorful splash into black-and-white.

"DongJu: The Portrait of A Poet" overcame the limitations of black and white film, and became sleeper hit on the Korean box office earlier this year, banking on the nostalgia of middle-aged moviegoers. The film, that centers around the real-life story of Korea's beloved poet Yoon Dong-ju and his lesser-known cousin and Korean independence activist Song Mong-gyu, attracted 1.16 million people, quite an achievement for a small-budget film.
Director Lee Joon-ik said "since we all remember Yoon Dong-Ju only in black-and-white photos, i shot this film in black and white format to preserve nostalgic image of him,"


"Han River Blues" which debuted on Sep,22 depicted Seoul and people who live in it in beautiful black and white screen.
Film is about a priest who lived for the sake of other people, trying to commit suicide because of a woman whom he loved. Along the way he meets a homeless man named Oh Jang-hyo, a runaway girl from home called Maria, and Choo-ja, a man turned woman.
Maria is the only girl in the family and has the innocence of a teen with a boldness at the same time.
Maria meets the turning point of her life as she lives with a homeless family and throws the message out to the public that life has to be lived no matter what the obstacle is. Meanwhile, Ki Tae-yeong plays the role of a priest.


Upcoming movie "A Quiet Dream" which will be released on Oct,13 was also produced in black and white.
This film will commence the 2016 Busan International Film Festival (BIFF), the largest film festival in Asia, which will be held in Busan.
"A Quiet Dream" is directed by Korean-Chinese filmmaker Zhang Lu.
The film humorously shows the story of a young woman who manages a bar and takes care of her unconscious, paralyzed father and the three men who are courting her.
It would be the first Korean opening movie of the BIFF after "Always," a romance movie by Song Il Gon five years ago.

Four Upcoming Korean Summer Blockbusters 2016

Its that time of year again — the Summer movie season is upon us. And the four major domestic film distributors including Lotte Entertainment, Showbox, NEW, CJ Entertainment have gathered to compete at Korean box office this summer.


'Train to Busan,' which will be in theaters on July 20, is the start of a movie season that more than ever is held up by a forest of tentpoles.
Train to Busan is a film about an unknown virus that erupts in Seoul and causes aggression and violence in those it infects. A group of survivors board the KTX bullet train that is headed to Busan, the supposed only safe refuge available. However, their trip isn’t as easy as sitting back and taking the ride.
Directed by Yeon Sang-Ho, Train to Busan stars Gong Yoo, Ma Dong-Seok, and Jung Yu-Mi.
Premiered at this year's Cannes Film Festival in the out of competition "Midnight Screenings" category, the apocalyptic zombie thriller received favorable responses for depicting terrified passengers fighting against zombies inside the limited space of a KTX.

Following the 'Train to Busan, "Operation Chromite," will debut in theaters a week later.
"Operation Chromite," starring actors Lee Jung-jae, Lee Beom-soo and Hollywood actor Liam Neeson is one of 2016’s most anticipated films .
The movie depicts the amphibious invasion and battle that resulted in a decisive victory for the United Nations Command and turned the tide in the 1950-53 Korean War.
Neeson plays General Douglas MacArthur, who commanded U.N. troops during the war. Lee Jung-jae is Jang Hak-soo, a South Korean navy lieutenant who helps MacArthur.
CJ Entertainment unveiled a teaser poster of the film in May.

New poster and the first teaser have been released recently for disaster film, "Tunnel,"
Tunnel features an all-star cast of heavyweight actors, certainly known to Korean cinephiles audiences: Bae Doo-na (Cloud Atlas, A Girl At My Door), Ha Jung-woo (The Yellow Sea, The Handmaiden), and Oh Dal-su (Veteran, Assassination).
A man is on his way home to his family, when the badly-constructed tunnel he is driving through collapses, leaving him trapped. With draining battery power and a rescue effort that might end before it locates him, he might be left to his own devices to find his way out.
While there might be some disaster-film plot devices familiar to audiences, there are also some strong connections to current Korean events, such as the Sewol ferry disaster (linked to corruption and poor construction/management).

The period film “The Last Princess” has wrapped up shooting, according to its distributor Lotte Entertainment.
Actresses Son Ye-jin and Ra Mi-ran as well as actors Park Hae-il and Yoon Je-moon are part of the film’s cast.
The film, based on the best-selling novel “Princess Deokhye,” centers on the last Joseon princess and the people who try to protect her. Son plays the role of the ill-fated Princess Deokhye.
“It is my second time working with director Hur Jin-ho(Dangerous Liaisons (2012),in 10 years. The film is based on a real person so I felt more responsible,” said actress Son, who worked with Hur in the film “April Snow” in 2005.

New action-horror movie "Train to Busan" got ten-minute standing ovation at the 69th Cannes Film Festival.

New action-horror railroad movie "Train to Busan" is about the passengers of one KTX bullet train and their struggle to survive an unholy terror.
Lead actors of the movie, Gong Yoo, Jung Yoo Mi, and child actress Kim Soo Ahn, and director Yeon Sang Ho have been invited to the 69th Cannes Film Festival’s Midnight Screening, and attended the world premier and red carpet events taking place from May 11 to May 22.

During its world premiere at the Cannes Film Festival on May 13,  "Train to Busan" received a ten-minute standing ovation.
Many journalists and film fans formed a long line in front of the Grand Theatre Lumiere one hour before the screening starts and the movie has drawn fabulous reactions after movie ended.

After its world premiere at the 69th Cannes Film Festival, Train to Busan will be released to domestic audiences in Korea this July.

Hot Korean actors to watch out for in 2016

Looking ahead, 2016 is sure to be a big year for a handful of actors that are already famous A-list star or fresh faces looking to breakout and cement their status as household names on the big screen.

1.  Actor Kang Dong Won's two upcoming films 'A Violent Prosecutor'(#1),'Veiled Time'(#4) were selected among Top 10 most anticipated movie of 2016 by Korean netizens and film buffs recently.

Since the sleeper hit movie, The Priests(2015), Kang is making his screen comeback with the movie 'A Violent Prosecutor.' This movie will portray the stories of a prosecutor, who was imprisoned for a wrongful conviction of murder. He met a swindler while he was in a prison, and tries to prove his innocence. Actor Hwang Jung Min will star in this movie as the prosecutor, and Kang Dong Won will be paired with him in the role of a swindler. 'A Violent Prosecutor' will premiere in February 4th, 2016.

Kang is also shooting a new mystery film with the working title of "Veiled Time."
"Veiled Time" is a fantasy melodrama about a girl who is saved from a mountain and a boy who grows up in a few days.
This film will be released early this year as well.

2.  Actor Yoo Ah In was starred in Upcoming film 'Like For Likes'.
This romantic comedy is about a group of people who are interconnected through and addicted to their social media accounts, who share their daily lives with one another online and discover love. It’s a warm and cheerful comedy about how love and communication have evolved, and follows three couples who are completely different in every way. The poster says, “I clicked ‘Like’ without a plan and now I like you for real!”
“Like for Likes” will open in Korean theaters in February, 2016.

3.  Member of the EXO, Do Kyungsoo has proven himself again and again that he's not only an amazing singer in EXO, but also a talented actor.

He's been starred as one of the lead roles along with actress Park Shin hye and actor Jo Jung suk in upcoming film 'Hyung'.
The 'human story' movie is about two brothers, and D.O. plays the role of the younger brother. The character is said to have gone through an unfortunate accident and gradually grows throughout the film.

Also, D.O. was casted as the male lead in the upcoming romance movie 'Pure Love' alongside rising actress Kim So hyun. The movie began filming in June and it will premiere in February, 2016.

4.  Actor and Singer Im Shi-wan will play lead roles in two upcoming films, new crime movie 'One Line' and 'Thoughts of Oppa', historical film set in the 1950s.
He’s already made a name for himself in Chungmuro with The 'Attorney'(2015), and has moved up to leading roles with these two new films.

'One Line' finished casting and began shooting in December, for a 2016 release

Movie 'veteran' shows no signs of cooling down in Korean box-office

Crime action movie 'veteran' is this year's top grossing movie and the film shows no signs of cooling down in Korean box-office while

taking on new record challenge to become the  top grossing Korean film of all time.

According to the Korea Film Council on 21, "Veteran" had drawn a total of 12.78 million and 6610 spectators as of Monday since its release on Aug. 7. It became the sixth most successful movie in the history of Korean cinema, moving past "Assassination" which drew some 12.68 million since its release on July 24.


At the current pace, "Veteran" will likely outpace "Miracle in Cell No. 7," the 5th most popular Korean movie ever with 12.81 million spectators.

Starring Hwang Jung-min, Yoo Ah-in, Yoo Hae-jin and Oh Dal-su, is about a veteran detective who confronts the arrogant and cruel heir of a rich family as the detective delves into the mysterious death of a truck driver.

Movie "Assassination" has stormed into the record books to score the highest in opening week

Action movie "Assassination" has stormed into the record books to score the fastest grossing Korean movie in 2015.

The film has reached 3 million audience mark in its first opening week.

On 27th, according to Korean film council, "Assassination" topped the box office this weekend reaching 3,361,998 audience as of sunday.

Set in Shanghai and Seoul in the 1930s when Korea was a colony of Japan, the star-studded film depicts three Korean independence fighters teaming up to assassinate the commander of the Japanese troops in Korea and a Korean business tycoon with ties to Japan.

Among the actors in the leading roles are Jun Ji-hyun, Lee Jung-jae and Ha Jung-woo.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Emilia Clarke coming to Korea for "Terminator Genisys" promotion.

Arnold Schwarzenegger and Emilia Clarke will visit South Korea to promote the fifth installment in the "Terminator" series at the end of this month.

Schwarzenegger will arrive in Seoul on June 30 for a three-day visit during which he will attend various events including a news conference to promote "Terminator Genisys," Lotte Entertainment said.

Emilia Clarke, who plays Sarah Connor, mother to Resistance leader John Connor, will also come to South Korea on July 1-2 to join promotional activities with Schwarzenegger.

Korean actor Lee Byung-hun, who plays a supporting role, is currently shooting “The Magnificent Seven." in the United States (Director, Anton Fuqua) and it is undecided whether he will attend to promote the film in Korea or stay out of the public limelight.
Ever since the cheating and blackmail scandal incident earlier this year, Lee has maintained a low profile, while shooting other Hollywood films such as “Rush Hour 4” and “The Magnificent Seven.”

Actor Lee Byung Hun in the new trailer for “Terminator 5: Genisys,”

Lee Byung Hun appeared in the new trailer for “Terminator 5: Genisys,” which was released on April 13 through Paramount Pictures’ official Twitter.
This 2 minutes 46 seconds 2nd official trailer included scenes not seen in the previous released videos.
Lee has shown T-1000 character's distinctive cold look and sleek action flawlessly in new trailer.

“Terminator 5: Genisys” is the fifth installment of the “Terminator” series and the first of the franchise’s reboot trilogy. Lee Byung Hun will play the antagonist role of a T-1000 shapeshifting cyborg, which was previously played by Robert Patrick. He will be starring alongside veteran Terminator Arnold Schwarzenegger, as well as Emilia Clarke, Jai Courtney, Jason Clarke, J.K. Simmons, and Matt Smith.
The release date of Terminator 5 Genisys is set to July 1, 2015

Global adventure featurette of the movie 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron'

On april 10, the Walt Disney Company Korea released the global adventure featurette of the movie 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron' which showed a progress of the project from production to shooting a flim around the world.

This video contains scenes from 23 regional locations worldwide including Korea, United Kingdom, Italy and South Africa.
Especially Chris Evans(Captain America) who came to Korea upon the shooting said "Korea showed a great passion, they arranged road closure and traffic control for many days during filming the movie."

Director  Joss Whedon said,“We love this movie, we love your city, and having the two of them together will show the Seoul to the world in a light that I don’t think it’s been shown, certainly not in America,” Whedon continued, adding that he apologizes for how hard it was to shoot what he described as the “exciting action” scenes in the Seoul and describing the opportunity to do so as “a real privilege" showing the gratitude and affection to Korean fans.

Director Joss Whedon, Robert Downey, Jr, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo and Soo-hyun will visit Korea on Friday, Apr. 17 before the release of the movie in Korea.
The movie is set for released on April 23, 2015 in Korea.

Korean movies coming out in spring 2015

Ticket revenue in the domestic movie market fell by 5.3 percent to 131.5 billion won (US$11.84 million) last month while attendance in theaters dropped by 10.2 percent to 16.67 million people, the Korean Film Council (KOFIC) said in a monthly box-office report.
Hollywood movies like "King's Man: Secret Agent" and "The Imitation Game" continued to top South Korea's box office Since mid-February.
To make matters worse, highly anticipated new Korean movies failed at the box office recently.

However, Korean movies which released on 12th, March are showing signs of recovery from domestic film's recent sluggish ticket sales.

"The Deal"(2015) grabbed the top spot at this week's box office with over 80,000 tickets sold on opening day, beating King's Man: Secret Agent
"The Deal" is the film that focused on painful experiences of victims who lost his family to a serial killer unlike the typical crime thriller.
Starring well-known character actors such as Kim Sang-kyung, Kim Sung-Kyun and Park Sung-woong.

Movie "Socialphobia" made a meaningful start as well.
According to Korea Film Council on March 13th, "Socialphobia" brought 22,056 viewers to the theater on the first day. The figure surpasses the first day record of 'Han Gong-ju', which had been drawing attention thanks to the awards and invitations from several film festivals before its release.
Movie "Socialphobia" is a SNS chase film, in which the protagonists dig up the truth about the death of one person, caused by online bullying, as to whether it was a suicide or a murder.

Also, several Korean films due for release this spring such as "Twenty", "Salute D'Amour" and "Chinatown" are raising expectations among Korean movie fans.
Starring hot young actors such as Kim Woo-bin, Junho, Kang Haneul, movie "Twenty" comes from writer-director Lee Byung-heon (not the actor) who has co-writing credit on Sunny and Speed Scandal.
"Twenty" promises to be a cheerful, realistic story about the “shining, immature” loves and friendships of three boys as they turn twenty together.

Korea's Top 5 movies in admissions 2014

The Christopher Nolan film, "Interstellar" is about to hit 10 million admissions mark in South Korea.

The film "Interstellar" has garnered more than 8.3 million admissions as of Monday, according to the Korean Film Council's KOBIS database.
It remains at top of Korean box office chart ever since its release on Nov 6th.

This film is likely to hit the 10 million admissions mark in Korea by mid-December.
In financial terms, Interstellar has so far earned more than $58.59 million. This ranks the film fifth this year in Korea in terms of admissions.

Korea's Top 5 movies in admissions 2014 is "Roaring Currents" (17,61 million), "Frozen" (10,29 million),"The pirates'(8.66 million), "Miss Granny" (8.65 million), followed by "Interstellar" ranked in 5th.

Release date of "diving bell",controversial film on the Sewol ferry disaster, was confirmed

A South Korean film about the Sewol ferry disaster which caused stir at the 19th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has been set for 23rd October release in Korea.

The film drew a record number of people at its world premiere at BIFF on October 6, even though reportedly due to its sensitive nature the film festival organizers came under pressure to withdraw the film.

The film questions rescue operations during the Sewol ferry tragedy – arguably the most tragic event that ever happened and traumatized the entire Korea – on April 16 that claimed more than 300 lives, most of whom were high school students on school trip. This documentary was made to reveal the truth that many cameras ignored during the rescue operations and to remind people of the disaster that should not be forgotten.

Director Lee Sang-ho of “Diving Bell” said, “I want this film to become a tool to bind all of us Koreans together like the very moment when the disaster occurred.”

Cinema Dal, Diving Bell's distributor also released main trailer for film on 14th.