Director Yeon Sang-ho's new film "GUNCHE", which opens on the 21st, has released an IMAX poster.
GUNCHE depicts isolated survivors trapped inside a building sealed off by an unidentified infection, confronting infected people who evolve into unpredictable forms. The release of the IMAX poster heightened expectations for the overwhelming presence of a new species that will fill the screen.
The released poster instantly captures attention by depicting silhouettes of infected people reaching out as if longing against a backdrop of intense light. The infected people, forming a "GUNCHE" while connected to each other by mysterious mucus, provoke curiosity about the unprecedented catastrophe they might cause.
The poster's overall eerie yet majestic atmosphere leaves a strong impression and maximizes anticipation for GUNCHE's singular world. GUNCHE's overwhelming scale and extreme suspense are amplified by IMAX's giant screen and majestic sound, promising audiences the ultimate theater experience.
Jonathan Fisher, IMAX's chief content officer, said, "Director Yeon Sang-ho is a filmmaker who has built his own firm aesthetic and original world. Following the successful collaboration on PENINSULA, we are delighted to present GUNCHE to Korea's IMAX audiences."
He added, "GUNCHE is a bold film that realizes cinematic horror in the most immersive way. IMAX is the optimal platform to elevate every moment, and through scale, intensity and impact, it will make GUNCHE a truly unforgettable experience."
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