The movie "Peninsula" (Director Yeon Sang-ho) has decided to be the first Korean film to be released in "6 Special Format Theaters."

Distributor NEW announced on the 26th, "Ahead of its release, 'Peninsula' has confirmed its release in Korea's first IMAX, CGV 4DX, ScreenX, 4DXSCREEN (integrated theater), Lotte Cinema SUPER4D, and ATMOS, a total of 6 special format theaters. Advance ticket sales will open from this morning."

The poster released along with the news of the special format release captures the imminent car-chasing action of Jung-seok (Kang Dong-won) and Min-jung (Lee Jung-hyun) in a truck, fleeing from an evolved horde of zombies four years after an unprecedented disaster. It promises overwhelming visuals and thrilling, fast-paced action optimized for viewing in special format theaters.

While "Train to Busan" unfolded within the limited space of a KTX train, "Peninsula," set in a post-apocalyptic world four years after an unprecedented disaster, expands its story to wider spaces such as ports and urban areas.

Against the backdrop of a desolate land, more powerful and large-scale action is expected to provide audiences with even greater thrills through special format screenings.

The movie "Peninsula" will be released on July 15th.

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