Director Jang Hang-joon confirms the re-release of "rebound" due to the success of "The Prince." [Official]

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The movie "Rebound" (director Jang Hang-joon) will visit the theater again.

Distributor Barun Son E&A announced on the 16th that "Rebound" has confirmed its re-release on April 3 to mark its third anniversary.

"Rebound" is a moving true story about an eight-day miracle of the national high school basketball tournament in 2012, the new coach of the weakest basketball team and six players who no one paid attention to.

Like basketball's "rebound," which does not give up and catches the ball again, coach Jang Hang-joon also recently became a box office director, mobilizing 10 million viewers with "The Man Who Lives with the King." Director Jang Hang-joon's "rebound," who proved himself "rebound," captured the hearts of critics and audiences by delicately capturing the passion of young people who do not give up and the thrilling catharsis unique to sports movies based on the miraculous true story written by the basketball team of Busan Joongang High School in 2012.

In particular, Ahn Jae-hong, who turned into a basketball team coach who is clumsy but full of sincerity toward basketball, and Lee Shin-young, Jeong Jin-woon, Kim Taek, Jung Geon-ju, Kim Min, and Ahn Ji-ho, who stand up even after falling, showed a refreshing chemistry with sweat and passion, leading to unprecedented favorable reviews and Nth viewing craze at the time of release. In addition, "Rebound" won the Silver Mulberry Award at the 25th Woodyne Far East Film Festival, and was recognized for its cinematic quality and popularity at the same time.

The two posters released at the same time make viewers' hearts beat again, capturing the hot moment of the basketball team under the refreshing sky. Amid the hot passion for basketball and the energy of the challenge, the copy, "If you give up, you will lose a point, but if you catch it again, you will rebound," conveys the message of young people who do not give up until the end and gives a touching impression. On top of that, the coaches and players walking shoulder-to-shoulder on the court show their spirit as if they are not afraid of any opponent together. The story of those who were the weakest team that no one expected, but who created an unscripted drama like a copy of "Rethrowing Like a Bad Guy," will once again make the audience's hearts cry this spring.

"Rebound" is scheduled to meet audiences again in theaters on April 3.

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