Na Hong-jin's "Hope" opens today (15th) amid high expectations..booking rate approaches 70% [Star Issue]

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The movie "Hope" has been unveiled amidst great anticipation from many Korean audiences.

The movie "Hope" will be released on the 15th and meet with audiences.

According to the integrated computer network of the Korea Film Council for cinema ticket sales, "Hope," which is being released today, recorded a booking rate of 67.5% as of 8:00 AM on the 15th, showing a figure approaching 70%. The number of booked viewers also surpassed 580,000.

Meanwhile, "Hope" tells the story of "Beom-seok," the head of the Pohang outpost located in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), who hears from local youths that a tiger has appeared, triggering an alert across the entire town as he encounters an unbelievable reality.

Directed by Na Hong-jin, "Hope" is his first film since "The Wailing" ten years ago and captures attention with bold storytelling and visuals unlike anything previously seen in Korean cinema. Audiences can experience new entertainment within the unique atmosphere crafted by director Na Hong-jin, known for his perfectionism.

Interest is focused on how many audiences the movie "Hope," released amid everyone's expectations, will meet this summer.

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