The star-studded movie, "Concrete Utopia," which stars Park Seo Joon, Lee Byung Hun, and more, will represent South Korea at the Toronto International Film Festival.
One of the largest film festivals in the world, it has been a launchpad for various Oscar-winning films.
Scheduled for September 7 to17, the upcoming festival will represent 70 countries around the world and 60 films for the first wave of selections.
As the organization unveils its 2023 slate of movies, showcasing the best in cinema, the soon-to-be released disaster flick is set to appear on the international stage.
'Concrete Utopia' Invited to Toronto International Film Festival
According to a report, "Concrete Utopia" has been officially invited to the 48th Toronto International Film Festival.
Before the tragedy, Min Sung worked as an ordinary employee but became Young Tak's right-hand man when the incident happened, while his wife worked as a nurse.
Joining the trio as supporting actors are Kim Sun Young from "Crash Landing on You," Park Ji Hu from "All of Us Are Dead," and more.
"Concrete Utopia" set for release on August 9, but the movie will also premiere in 152 countries, including Latin America and Asia.
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