17. Black Priests (translated title)
검은 사제들
Dir: Jang Jae-hyun (1st Film)
Cast: Kim Yun-seok (The Yellow Sea, 2010), Gang Dong-won (Kundo: Age of the Rampant)
Production: Zip Cinema
Distribution: United Pictures
Filming Dates: 2015-02 (expected)
Status: Pre-Production
Genre: Thriller
Plot: A story of two catholic priests who become involved in an incident.
There isn't much to go on here, but the casting is eye-catching and the premise is ripe for all sorts of interesting situations. It comes from a first time director, but United Pictures may provide a less rigid creative environment than a bigger studio. However, this is still definitely a wild card.
Filming Dates: 2015-02 (expected)
Status: Pre-Production
Genre: Thriller
Plot: A story of two catholic priests who become involved in an incident.
There isn't much to go on here, but the casting is eye-catching and the premise is ripe for all sorts of interesting situations. It comes from a first time director, but United Pictures may provide a less rigid creative environment than a bigger studio. However, this is still definitely a wild card.
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Kim Yun Seok's 'Sea Fog' was a dark movie in 2014. His other thriller movie 'The Classified File' will also be released in 2015.
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