[Official] Actor Park Si Hoo's first big screen return in 10 years, ”God's Orchestra,” is set to be released in December

Two launch posters for the film "God's Orchestra" have been released. The film tells the story of the creation of a fake praise band in North Korea to earn foreign currency and the resulting drama.
The film quickly became a hot topic due to its fresh premise as "the first music film to focus on North Korea" and its stunning visual beauty, achieved through extensive location shooting in the frigid climates of Mongolia and Hungary.
The newly released launch poster catches the eye with its unique visuals that look like they were directly taken from a North Korean propaganda poster.
With the majestic snow-capped mountains as a backdrop, actor Park Si Hoo in military uniform and band members play the microphone, trumpet, and cello, respectively.
The sight of them performing stimulates curiosity about the true identity and purpose of the "Divine Orchestra" they have formed. In particular, the release date, time and venue are listed under the tagline "Listen to the feast of revolutionary melodies!"
The fact that it states "December 114 (2025)" and "South Korean Cinema" is eye-catching. The setting of sending an "invitation" to South Korean audiences using North Korean language is a clash between a foreign language and a familiar reality.
The polite invitation, "We would like to graciously welcome our precious comrades to a meaningful performance," makes it seem as if the North Korean orchestra is welcoming a South Korean audience, namely,
It creates the illusion of inviting "precious comrades" and builds anticipation for the film's unpredictable story to a climax. "God's Orchestra" will be released in Korea in December.