The film "Humint," directed by Ryu Seung-wan, provided/distributed by NEW and produced by Ooyunaegang, which opens on Wed., Feb. 11, has abruptly released a review poster and a review trailer containing glowing press reviews.
The film "Humint," which will hit theaters with strong momentum during the Lunar New Year holiday, has continued to generate enthusiastic word of mouth following the advance screening. The direction, which does not lose the texture of relationships and emotions even amid the tense unfolding action, and the powerful ensemble created by Zo In-sung, Park Jeongmin, Park Hae-jun and Shin Sae-kyeong have led to evaluations that it is a "film that must be experienced in theaters."
The newly released review poster overlays the praise pouring down over Director Cho (Zo In-sung), who stands in the middle of the cold Vladivostok night streets, instantly imprinting the atmosphere and exotic texture the film offers. "Ensemble·action·visuals all blazing!" (Kim Bo-young, Edaily), "The reason theaters exist!" (Kim Yu-tae, Maeil Business Newspaper), "Zo In-sung and Park Jeongmin's energy fills the screen" (Kang Bo-ra, Single List), "A catharsis of action that bursts thrillingly and humanism" (Park Jin-young, JoyNews24), "Impact in action, accent in the melodrama" (Han Hyun-jung, Maeil Business Newspaper Star Today), "A film that stimulates the five senses during the Lunar New Year holiday" (Choi Yoon-na, Donga.com) — the praise from the press following the advance screening clearly shows why "Humint" is a film that should be felt in theaters. The concurrently released review trailer contains successive praise and previews the cinematic experience audiences will encounter on the screen. "Humint" offers both the exhilaration of action completed on the screen and the resonance of emotion, positioning itself as the film that will deliver a perfect start to the 2026 box office.
The film "Humint" tells the story of people with different objectives clashing in Vladivostok, where secrets and truths are submerged in the cold sea of ice, and opens nationwide on Wed., Feb. 11.
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