The first poster and main teaser version of ``Evil Does Not Exist'' have been released. The movie ``Evil Does Not Exist'' is a live performance by music director Eiko Ishibashi, who was connected to ``Drive My Car.''
It was originally planned as a short film, but it evolved into a feature film, and the story begins when a father and daughter in a small village living in nature suddenly receive a visit from people to build a campsite.
The first poster that was released is eye-catching as it shows the back of a girl walking through the snow in a pine forest bathed in warm sunlight.
The main teaser version, which was released at the same time, features natural scenery and magnificent music by Eiko Ishibashi, music director of ``Drive My Car,'' which catches the eye and ear.
Takumi, the main character, casually talks to the employees of an entertainment company who are visiting the village by saying, ``There are deer passing through that area. This is the planned site for a campsite.''
Explain that if you build a campsite, you will be damaging the foundations of the animals that currently live there. However, with the line "Even though it's called contaminated water, it's much cleaner than the city."
It turns out that the company has a different opinion than the villagers. The line ``If you go too far, you'll lose your balance'' echoes with the image of continued gunshots and drops of blood falling from tree branches.
, add curiosity. Also, overseas publications such as ``It's like I'm suffocating'' (Vogue), ``A series of surprises'' (Deadline), and ``Ryusuke Hamaguchi who has gone one step further'' (Autostraddle).
It ends with Dia's overwhelming praise, leaving a lasting impression. Director Ryusuke Hamaguchi's new work ``Evil Doesn't Exist'', which won the Grand Jury Prize at the 80th Venice International Film Festival, is scheduled to be released in South Korea on the 27th.
It's certain.
