Na Hong-jin, director of the film 'HOPE', has been selected as one of "30 most influential genre film directors" by The Hollywood Reporter, a major American media outlet.
Na Hong-jin, director of 'HOPE' (HOPE) [Director/Screenwriter: Na Hong-jin | Producer: Posed Films | Co-producers: Plus M Entertainment, Westworld Inc. | Presented/Distributed by: Plus M Entertainment], has been selected as one of 30 genre film directors by The Hollywood Reporter, the leading American entertainment and film media outlet, garnering attention.
The Hollywood Reporter introduced director Na Hong-jin as "a master of Korean cinema who has built an international fan base spanning from art house film enthusiasts to action movie fans."
Along with this selection, a special interview with director Na Hong-jin will be published in The Hollywood Reporter. Following 'The Chaser', 'The Yellow Sea', and 'The Wailing', the behind-the-scenes of director Na Hong-jin's unique filmmaking world and directorial process for his fourth film 'HOPE' is expected to be featured.
As global interest in director Na Hong-jin, who has established his own genre world and showcased a distinctive cinematic style, continues, 'HOPE' is set to open in North America on September 9th.
'HOPE' begins when Beom-seok (Hwang Jung-min), the head of Hopoport Outpost located in the demilitarized zone, hears news from local youths that a tiger has appeared. With the entire town on alert, Beom-seok faces an unbelievable reality.
'HOPE', which garnered hot attention at theaters this summer and delivered a cinematic experience, is currently showing to great acclaim at theaters nationwide.
