HOPE
HOPEU
18 September, Friday, 21:00, Vural
2026 | DCP | Renkli | 160’ | Korece; Türkçe, İngilizce altyazılı | Güney Kore
DIRECTOR
Na Hong-Jin
CAST
Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, Hoyeon, Michael Fassbender
18 September, Friday, 21:00, Vural
2026 | DCP | Renkli | 160’ | Korece; Türkçe, İngilizce altyazılı | Güney Kore
DIRECTOR
Na Hong-Jin
CAST
Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, Hoyeon, Michael Fassbender
Classification: According to Article 7 of Law No. 5224, as amended on January 18, 2019, films that have not undergone evaluation and classification can only be shown at festivals, special screenings, and similar cultural and artistic events with an 18+ age restriction.
Blending classic monster movies with modern action cinema, this ecological sci-fi horror film delivers a genre-bending ride. The isolated town of Hope Harbor, nestled on the North Korean border, faces an unprecedented threat when locals discover the mutilated carcasses of large animals. Is it the work of a bear, a tiger that crossed over from the North, or perhaps a monster? As raging forest fires cut off the area and prevent military reinforcement, the task of saving the town - populated almost entirely by the elderly - falls upon two local police officers, one male and one female, and a group of hunters.
This genre film moving non-stop at full-throttle speed serves as a powerful satire and a sociopolitical commentary on South Korea.
Blending classic monster movies with modern action cinema, this ecological sci-fi horror film delivers a genre-bending ride. The isolated town of Hope Harbor, nestled on the North Korean border, faces an unprecedented threat when locals discover the mutilated carcasses of large animals. Is it the work of a bear, a tiger that crossed over from the North, or perhaps a monster? As raging forest fires cut off the area and prevent military reinforcement, the task of saving the town - populated almost entirely by the elderly - falls upon two local police officers, one male and one female, and a group of hunters.
This genre film moving non-stop at full-throttle speed serves as a powerful satire and a sociopolitical commentary on South Korea.

