Korean psychological thriller ”Invasion” releases footage of the film with no escape and includes comments from celebrities...plus special gifts for moviegoers!

The first Korean live-action film to debut at No. 1! The Korean mental breakdown thriller "Invasion," which drags everything it touches into the depths of hell, will be released at Shinjuku Piccadilly and other cinemas from Friday, September 5th.
This time, the main footage of Min (Kwon Yuri) and Hyeyoung (Lee Sul) confronting each other in a room full of tension, as well as the film directors Eisuke Naito and Ryota Kondo, film sommelier Sayumi Higashi, and the film
We have received comments from 10 celebrities, including art writer SYO! What's more, art visual postcards will be distributed as a special gift to visitors from the first day!
"Invasion" is a shocking film that exposes the depths of the intertwined relationship between the "invader" and the "invaded." It has been invited to many prestigious film festivals around the world.
This film, which deeply touched the hearts of viewers, achieved the remarkable feat of debuting at number one as a Korean live-action film and became a huge hot topic.
Sol, Ki, SOYOU. Shedding her familiar image, she plays a sharp and sensitive character who is shaken by her own choices. She is tormented by the fear and the weight of responsibility of her daughter's dangerous actions.
The daughter, unable to understand her mother, looks at her with ominous eyes. 20 years later, a cheerful and innocent intruder suddenly appears in the home of a woman who has lost her childhood memories.
The two stories of the past and the present are connected by an "unexpected intrusion" and intertwine like hell. The story is so intense and realistic that it evokes a suffocating sense of tension and a disturbing murmur.
The madness slowly eats away at the depths of the hearts of all who watch. The newly released footage opens in a breathless silence. Mi glances at Hye-young and her aunt who are sleeping together.
Ng breaks into Hye-young's room to look for something, but as Min rummages through the trash, Hye-young is standing behind him, unaware of it. Min, who is aware of this, becomes upset and asks, "I can't sleep. What about you?
" he says confidently. Hye-young closes the door behind her, completely cutting off any escape route in the room and raising the tension to its peak. Min finally says, "Who are you? The real Park Hye-young is dead."
What does it mean to be the "real Park Hae-young"? What is the truth that Min is willing to risk his life to uncover? A series of exchanges taking place in the dark sends chills down your spine.
Also, starting from Friday, September 5th, art visual postcards will be distributed as a special gift to visitors! (Limited quantity) Natsuo Kirino, known for her book cover illustrations of "Darkness",
This is an art visual postcard by Ai Shinomiya, who illustrated the alternative poster for the film. The illustration was inspired by the scene at the beginning of the film where Seohyun stands by the river, wearing red clothes.
The sight of the girl standing alone in the riverbank exudes a sense of unease. This is a special gift for visitors that can only be obtained here!
In addition, film directors Eisuke Naito and Ryota Kondo, film sommelier Sayumi Higashi, and film writer
Comments from nine celebrities, including SYO from the group "The Last Jedi," have arrived! "It's a dark and moving experience that can only be found in fiction," "This is the true essence of Korean thrillers," "This movie leaves a terrible aftertaste!!"
"The Korean film, known for its mercilessness, has done it again... it has created an incredible 'monster'..." and many other comments of praise were received.
The chilling film "Invasion" will be released nationwide from Friday, September 5th at Shinjuku Piccadilly and other theaters. Full comment from a celebrity: 112 minutes that will send shivers down your spine.
The fear and suffocation felt were just the beginning, and further developments await.
This movie leaves a terrible aftertaste!!! - Korean TV series fan, Ladarako (Korean film writer)
A sad and disturbing family TV Series and a surprising thriller. What began as a "terrible child" story has been reinterpreted many times.
The elephant's appearance changes. Something is wrong. But what? When the true nature of the strange feeling is revealed, I am taken aback by the simple and pure motive. --Kondo Ryota (Film Director)
Who is the psychopath who has no memory of the past and who is lying about the past, and who is "eroding" our precious everyday lives?
After a breathtaking unfolding, the audience is left with a sense of wonder when they realize the full story.
It is truly terrifying. It can also be said that this film shows the current state of "violence" that Korean films have pursued since democratization. --Choi Seong-Uk (Film researcher)
While watching the film, you will no doubt wonder over and over again, "Why?" You will continue to search for and seek out the reason why she became the way she is.
I want to reach out and understand her - because not understanding is scary. But she is just who she is. She has always been the same.
The sorrow of a mother's love, who reaches out to her child, believing that she will return to the bubble. - SYO (writer)
The ruthless Korean film has done it again... creating a ridiculous "monster"
While capturing the cuteness of a 7-year-old girl in detail, the film also portrays the cruelty of her "evil" that far exceeds her tolerance. The girl who causes so much harm eventually grows into an adult.
And it seems like the audience will never be forgiven. If that's the case, let's see it to the very end of hell...with just a little faith in the peace that lies beyond...but that's surely...ah...
--- Suehiro Suezo (a Twitter user who loves genre films) While I was frightened by the girl who completely lacked any sense of ethics and had brutal impulses, I also felt her suffering and her sadness resonated with me.
The final decision left me with a sense of relief. It's a dark emotion that can only be found in fiction. --Naito Eisuke (Film Director)
I thought it was just a typical psycho kid story, but it was a more complicated and frustrating story.
A girl who hurts her. A mother who is driven to the brink by her daughter. After reaching her limit, the hellish scene that awaits her. The fate of the mother and daughter left a heavy feeling like lead.
It's not hard to imagine that fathers who don't help are no good. --- Man-eating frog (Man-eating Twitterer) Suspicion and distrust are eating away at them.
Yes, it was my mind that was being invaded. I decided not to ignore the pain, but to face the fear head on.
It denies the innocence of the child, the maternal love of the mother, and even the bond between mother and child. All that remains is despair.
This is the true essence of Korean thrillers. There is no mercy whatsoever. - Sayumi Azuma (Film Sommelier)
Children who do not acquire basic moral values and act on animal instincts often make people think, "If it were my child," or "If my child was in the same class as me,
The film forces us to imagine what it would be like if the children were our neighbors, or what it would be like when we grow up, and we are overcome with a sense of fear that our legs are crumbling. It is undoubtedly us, the audience, who are being "eroded."
--- Mikosaurus (a resident of the Korean film swamp) "This is a hellish movie..." That's what you'd think right from the start, and the sense of despair grows stronger and stronger.
The innocent evil depicted here and the human weakness that drives it are terrifying, giving the reader a sense of déjà vu.
The bitter aftertaste that lingers even after you finish watching the film is what makes it so enjoyable.
---Reina Su (Horror News writer) Screenplay/director: Kim Yo-jeong, Lee Jung-chan Starring: Kwon Yuri (Girls' Generation) "Parole Examiner"
Lee Hanshin, Kwak Sun Young "Moving", Lee Sul "DP - Deserter Tracker-", Ki Soyo's "Our Blues"
2025 / Korea / Korean / 112 min / Color / 2.39:1 / 5.1ch / Original title: Invasion / English title: SOMEBODY / Subtitle translation:
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