The film 'Hana Korea', a collaborative project between South Korea and Denmark directed by Frederik Sølberg, has officially confirmed its domestic release for July 8. The movie features actress Kim Min-ha in the lead role of 'Hyesun', a North Korean defector navigating the challenges of a new life, alongside cast members Kim Joo-ryoung and Ahn Seo-hyun. Co-written by Sharon Choi, known for her work as Bong Joon-ho's interpreter during the 'Parasite' Oscar run, the film is described as an 'art-buster' inspired by true events. Having already gained critical acclaim by winning the Audience Award in the Flash Forward section at the 30th Busan International Film Festival, the film's 1차 (first) posters have been unveiled by distributor Triple Pictures to build anticipation for its theatrical debut. | The film 'Hana Korea', a collaborative project between South Korea and Denmark directed by Frederik Sølberg, has officially confirmed its domestic release for July 8. The movie features actress Kim Min-ha in the lead role of 'Hyesun', a North Korean defector navigating the challenges of a new life, alongside cast members Kim Joo-ryoung and Ahn Seo-hyun. Co-written by Sharon Choi, known for her work as Bong Joon-ho's interpreter during the 'Parasite' Oscar run, the film is described as an 'art-buster' inspired by true events. Having already gained critical acclaim by winning the Audience Award in the Flash Forward section at the 30th Busan International Film Festival, the film's 1차 (first) posters have been unveiled by distributor Triple Pictures to build anticipation for its theatrical debut.