Teaser trailer added for movie “Time to Hunt” starring Lee Je-Hoon, Ahn Jae-Hong, Choi Woo-Sik, and Park Jung-Min. Captions in the teaser trailer states in Korean (0:18) “Hopeless City,” (0:31) “For Hope,” (0:33) “Risk Everything,” (0:45) “For getting out of Hell,” (0:47) “The Last Time,” (0:53) “Time to Hunt.” Meanwhile, above and below are character still images of the four lead actors in the film.
“Time to Hunt” will be released February, 2020 in South Korea.
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Park Shin-Yang & Lee Min-Ki are cast in movie “Three Days” (working & literal title). The film is directed by first time feature film director Hyun Moon-Sub. Filming for the movie will begin sometime during the first half of this year.
Plot synopsis by AsianWiki: Cha Seung-Do’s (Park Shin-Yang) daughter dies suddenly. Her funeral will take place in 3 days. During the funeral, the devil wakes up from the heart of her dead body. Catholic Priest Van (Lee Min-Ki) performs an exorcism.
Here’s the main poster for upcoming comedy film “Honest Candidate” starring Ra Mi-Ran and Kim Moo-Yul. Movie is directed by Jang Yoo-Jeong (“The Bros“).
Plot synopsis by AsianWiki: Politician Joo Sang-Sook (Ra Mi-Ran) is a member of the national assembly. She has been elected 3 times and she is now running for her 4th term. She is also a habitual liar, but, suddenly, she is unable to tell a lie.
“Honest Candidate” opens February 12, 2020 in South Korea.
Second teaser trailer added for movie “Beasts Clawing At Straws” starring Jeon Do-Yeon and Jung Woo-Sung. In addition, above and below are two new teaser posters for the film. The teaser posters reveal that “Beasts Clawing At Straws” will be released February 12, 2020 in South Korea.
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IU is cast in movie “Dream” (working title) co-starring Park Seo-Joon. The film is directed by Lee Byeong-Hun (“Be Melodramatic“/”Extreme Job“). For the film, IU wil play PD Lee So-Min from a broadcasting station. She works on a documentary about a special national soccer team coached by Yoon Hong-Dae (Park Seo-Joon). The players on the soccer team consists of homeless people.
“Dream” will be released sometime later this year in South Korea.
Main poster, main trailer, and release date added for movie “The Man Standing Next” starring Lee Byung-Hun, Lee Sung-Min, and Kwak Do-Won. Release date for the movie is now set for January 22, 2020 in South Korea. Caption on the poster states “Shaking loyalty. That day’s gunfire.”
Teaser poster added for movie “The Night of the Hunter” starring Lee Je-Hoon, Choi Woo-Sik, Ahn Jae-Hong, and Park Jung-Min. The film follows three friends who set in play a dangerous plan to start a new life.
“The Night of the Hunter” will be released February, 2020 in South Korea.
Teaser trailer and teaser poster added for mystery film “The Closet” starring Ha Jung-Woo, Kim Nam-Gil, and Heo Yool. At the 8 second mark of the teaser trailer, Korean captions states “Closet door opened and …” and at the 18 second mark “child disappeared.” Caption on the teaser poster states “Closet door opened and child disappeared.”
Plot synopsis by AsianWiki: Due to a sudden accident, Sang-Won’s (Ha Jung-Woo) wife dies. Sang-Won has a daughter Yi-Na (Heo Yool), but his relationship with Yi-Na becomes awkward. To recover his relationship with Yi-Na, they move to a new house. Sang-Won tries to get close to Yi-Na, but it’s not easy. One day, Yi-Na tells him that she has a new friend. Since that time, she begins to laugh. But, Sang-Won hears strange sounds rom Yi-Na’s closet and he notices unusual signs from Yi-Na. Sang-Won then begins to have strange dreams.
Yi-Na then disappears. Sang-Won looks for his daughter, when mysterious man Kyung-Hoon (Kim Nam-Gil) comes to him. He tells Sang-Won that he knows where Yi-Na is and points to her closet.
“The Closet” will be released February, 2020 in South Korea.
Character trailer and poster added for upcoming comedy film “Mr. Zoo” starring Lee Sung-Min & Kim Seo-Hyung. The film is written and directed by Kim Tae-Yoon (“New Trial“). The film should not be confused with upcoming film “Secret Zoo” which deals with workers pretending to be animals to boost zoo ticket sales.
Plot synopsis from AsianWiki: Joo Tae-Joo (Lee Sung-Min) is an ace agent for the NIS. He carries out an assignment to guard a VIP. Due to a sudden accident, the VIP disappears and Joo Tae-Joo mistakenly falls down. After the fall, Joo Tae-Joo can hear and understand animals when they talk. With the help of military dog Ali, Joo Tae-Joo tries to find the VIP.
“Mr. Zoo” will be released January, 2020 in South Korea.
Here’s three character posters for upcoming movie “The Man Standing Next” starring Lee Byung-Hun. The character posters are of Lee Byung-Hun as KCIA Chief Kim Kyu-Pyeong, Kwak Do-Won as ex-KCIA Chief Park Yong-Kak, and Lee Hee-Joon as Presidential Security Service Chief Kwak Sang-Cheon. For Lee Byung-Hun’s character poster, caption states in Korean “Mr. President, what do you want me to do? Chief of KCIA Kim Kyu-Pyeong.” Kwak Do-Won’s character poster states “The president does not let no.2 live. Former Chief of KCIA Park Yong-Kak.” Lastly, character poster for Lee Hee-Joon states “The president is the nation. My job is to protect the nation. Chief of PSS Kwak Sang-Cheon.” Movie is based on the true story of the disappearance of the ex-KCIA Chief and, a few weeks later, the assassination of the South Korean president.
“The Man Standing Next” will be released January, 2020 in South Korea.
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