'Tristes Tropiques' starring Kim Myung-min, Park Hae-soo, and Lee Shin-young confirmed for November 25 release
Director Park Hoon-jung's new film 'Tristes Tropiques' has confirmed its domestic release date for November 25. The film has already garnered international acclaim, winning awards at festivals such as L'Étrange Festival and Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival.
Director Park Hoon-jung's new film 'Tristes Tropiques' has confirmed its domestic release for November 25.
'Tristes Tropiques' tells the story of members of the killer organization 'Tristes Tropiques' who grew up like brothers following the death of 'Master', only to begin doubting one another and vowing bloody revenge.
Ahead of its release, this work has achieved success at international film festivals.
At the 32nd L'Étrange Festival held in Paris, France from September 1 to 12, it received the 'Grand Prix Nouveau Genre', the highest award in the international competition category.
Additionally, it won the 'Silver Raven Award' in the international competition category at the 44th Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival, and was consecutively invited to the 'Orbita' section of the 58th Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival and the 40th Fantasy Filmfest in Germany.
Kim Myung-min plays the role of 'Master', and Park Hae-soo, Lee Shin-young, and Park Yu-rim appear together. Taiwanese actors such as Austin Lin, Chen Yi-wen, and Wang Po-chieh have also joined the cast.
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