The movie "Pipeline" has finalized its cast and will begin filming at the end of July.

"Pipeline" is a crime entertainment film about oil thieves who dream of changing their lives by stealing "black diamond oil" hidden in underground tunnels tens of meters below the ground in Korea, and the dangerous game they play with their lives. It is an ambitious project by director Yoo Ha, who spent four years in pre-production for a high-quality scenario, with a fresh subject matter of "oil theft crime," which is being attempted for the first time in Korea, and lively, breathing characters.

Unlike his "Werewolf Boy" trilogy, which depicted portraits of youth and intense noir with "Marrying the Mafia," "A Dirty Carnival," and "Gangnam 1970," this film is expected to showcase a refreshing crime entertainment movie armed with a novel subject and unique characters.

"Pipeline" will begin full-scale filming at the end of July and is scheduled for release in 2020. 

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.