The movie 'Omniscient Reader: The Prophet' adds vitality to the theater industry, which has been stagnating due to 'theater vacation'.

On the 24th, the producers of the movie 'Omniscient Reader: The Prophet' (directed by Kim Byung-woo, provided by Lotte Entertainment and Smilegate, distributed by Lotte Entertainment, produced by Realies Pictures, co-produced by MYM Entertainment, SmilegateRealies, and The Present Company, abbreviated as 'Omniscient Reader') announced that they will participate in the 'theater, please take care of the summer!' project, which is a support project for activating national cinema viewing conducted by the Korean Film Council.

'Omniscient Reader: The Prophet' is a fantasy action film where the world of the novel becomes reality on the day the novel, serialized for over 10 years, is completed, and the only reader, 'Kim Dok-ja', along with the protagonist 'Yu Joong-hyuk' and his companions, strives to survive in a world that has perished. It is adapted into a movie based on the popular web novel of the same name. Released on the 23rd, it has received rave reviews as "a cool and refreshing movie that perfectly dispels the heat," and is enjoying a profitable run.

Among them, the project 'theater, please take care of the summer!' by the Korean Film Council (hereinafter KOFIC) will be available for viewing starting from the 25th. Particularly, the project will be applied on-site without restrictions on the number of people and viewings at independent art film theaters, small movie theaters, and other cinemas until October 31.

The distributor of the work, ?鴉셀E考戮罐廊?, will conduct a surprise event for the audiences of 'Omniscient Reader: The Prophet' who make reservations in advance, sparking curiosity.

'Omniscient Reader: The Prophet', which stimulates the public's desire to visit theaters as part of KOFIC's nationwide event, is expected to draw audiences back to 'theater vacation'.

[Photo] Provided by Lotte Entertainment.

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