Anticipation Grows for ‘Harbin’ Premiere in Taiwan

The highly anticipated film ‘Harbin,’ directed by Woo Min-ho, is set to premiere in Taiwan on the 29th, coinciding with the Lunar New Year holiday. This timing has generated excitement among audiences and critics worldwide.

From the 15th to the 17th, the production team, led by CEO Kim Won-guk and starring Hyun Bin and Park Hoon, engaged in a successful promotional tour in Taiwan. The tour kicked off with a premiere screening at Taipei’s National Theater. Hyun Bin shared his joy in returning to Taiwan and expressed hopes that viewers would connect with the film’s poignant portrayal of independence fighter Ahn Jung-geun.

The press conference at Taipei 101 Tower on the 16th was a notable success. Around 100 journalists from over 40 media outlets attended, showing significant interest in ‘Harbin.’ Director Woo Min-ho emphasized the human side of Ahn Jung-geun and praised Hyun Bin as the perfect fit for the role.

Following the press conference, the team participated in engaging stage greetings. They answered questions about the film’s production and themes. The audience’s responses were warm and enthusiastic, reflecting the film’s strong emotional resonance.

Set in 1909, ‘Harbin’ weaves a gripping narrative of tension and shared purpose among its characters. The film’s international release began on the 25th of last month in the U.S. and Singapore. Subsequent rollouts are planned in countries like Indonesia, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, and now Taiwan.

The domestic success of ‘Harbin’ in South Korea is noteworthy, approaching an impressive 5 million admissions. As it gears up for its Taiwanese audience, excitement continues to grow. This film promises an engaging cinematic experience that explores themes of bravery and independence.

Join us on this cinematic journey and witness the story of Ahn Jung-geun brought to life by Woo Min-ho and his talented cast.

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