Kim Yoon-seok pushes, Ku Gyo-hwan pulls… “Heavy Snow” confirms November release

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The film “Heavy Snow,” which has been generating anticipation with the collaboration of Kim Yoon-seok and Ku Gyo-hwan, has confirmed its release for November 2026.

The film “Heavy Snow,” starring Kim Yoon-seok and Ku Gyo-hwan, has confirmed its November release and unveiled its first trailer. “Heavy Snow” is a mystery drama that unfolds when an unidentified body is discovered in front of Gap-su (played by Kim Yoon-seok), a stationmaster nearing retirement, and Hyeon-taek (played by Ku Gyo-hwan), his new successor, at a rural train station isolated by heavy snowfall.

Actor Kim Yoon-seok, who brings a strong sense of trust with his solid presence and robust acting skills, will meet audiences through the film “Heavy Snow.” Kim Yoon-seok takes on the role of Gap-su, a stationmaster nearing retirement at Seol-wo Station, which he has guarded for his entire life. He delicately portrays the subtle emotional changes of a character who faces unexpected events after welcoming his successor.

Hyeon-taek, the newly arrived successor station attendant, is portrayed by actor Ku Gyo-hwan. Ku Gyo-hwan, who has built his own unique characters in every work with his distinctive personality and acting, shows a new face this time as well. The acting ensemble created by the collision of two actors with different acting colors—Kim Yoon-seok, an actor with the power to change the temperature of the drama, and Ku Gyo-hwan, who creates unpredictable characters—is the most important viewing point of “Heavy Snow.”

In addition, Director Hong Ui-jeong, who garnered critical acclaim for the film “A Quiet Place” and swept major award ceremonies such as the Blue Dragon Film Awards and the Baeksang Arts Awards, is set to complete the unique genre appeal of “Heavy Snow” by skillfully weaving together suspense and humor.

The first trailer released alongside captures attention by showing Stationmaster Gap-su and his successor Hyeon-taek heading into a tunnel for track inspection within the quietly unfolding snowy scenery. Contrary to Hyeon-taek’s remark, “Nothing will happen,” as he looks around, the two soon discover an unidentified body, and the situation takes a completely unexpected direction along with the meaningful copy, “It was all because of the snow.” Furthermore, Hyeon-taek’s meaningful line, “I won’t tell anyone about what happened here,” hints that the relationship between the two will enter another phase, adding tension.

Meanwhile, “Heavy Snow” will be released in theaters in November 2026.

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