On the 14th, the occult political thriller "God's Witness" (director: Kim Nam-gyun) surpassed 500,000 viewers in just 13 days after its release. The production team said, "We exceeded the limits of the number of screens and the number of screenings to achieve this success rate of 500,000.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the audience for creating such a record. This record is not just a number, but a response to the films that the audience wants to see and to the voices that Korean society is craving.
"It's a miracle that came together through choice and support." "Gods" is about a woman named Yoon Ji-hee (played by Kim Gyuri) who tries to seize power through her mysterious powers, and a journalist who is pursuing her.
The film depicts a thrilling battle between Jung Hyun-soo (played by Ahn Nae Sang) and Kim Gyuri. Kim Gyuri's performance is full of energy, her sync reminiscent of the former First Lady, and her sharp metaphors take aim at reality.
The mystery has sparked a boom in viewers, leading to explosive second-round viewings. The film has attracted more than 500,000 viewers this weekend, with the film being shown in Cheonan, Daejeon, and Jeonju.
The film is expected to further boost the box office boom by continuing its "stage greetings over the two weeks since release" in cities such as Seoul, Seoul, and Gwangju, where the lead actors will meet with audiences in person.
