”Three Days,” starring Park Shin Yang and Lee Min Ki, is sold to 54 countries, including Japan, the U.S., and Canada.

The occult horror film "Three Days" has recorded sales in 54 countries around the world and is confirmed for release in major countries.
According to the distribution company SHOWBOX on the 19th, "Three Days" will be released in the United States, Canada, Thailand, Japan, Indonesia, and the US.
This is the first time that the Thai-Korean mockumentary supernatural horror film "Inheritance of the Goddess" has been sold to 50 countries at the time of its release, and 47 countries.
This is a higher success rate than the Korean horror film "Gonjiam," which also sold 100 million copies. "Three Days," which has already been confirmed for release in major countries, will begin in Taiwan on November 22, followed by North America and Indonesia on December 6, and then China on December 10.
It is scheduled to meet international audiences in Vietnam on December 13th. The original story combines Korean three-day funeral culture with Western Catholic occultism, creating a new chapter in the "occult horror" genre.
The North American local distributor Well Go USA said, "'Three Days' is a traditional exorcism film that tells the story of an ancient demon.
"It's a film that adds a new dimension to the human experience and delivers an eerie warning about how morality, reason and even reality are challenged when humans face their worst fears," he said. "American audiences remain
"There is a lot of interest in innovative and excellent Korean horror films," he said, expressing his positive evaluation and expectations for the film.
Klockworx also commented, "It is the most popular occult horror film in Korea right now.
"The movie is packed with all the secrets," he said, explaining why he introduced the film to Japan. The SHOWBOX overseas team said, "It's a Korean-style occult film that follows on from 'Bamyo', and we hope it will be a hit in America.
"Three Days," which was introduced in the Korean magazine "VARIETY," raised the expectations of buyers around the world even before its release. It then secured most of the rights at the Busan AJeeAn Content Film Market.
"We have signed an agreement and are preparing for the release in Southeast Asia, North America and other overseas regions in December," the company said. The film "Three Days" is about a man who wakes up from the heart of his dead daughter during the three days leading up to her funeral.
This is an occult horror film that depicts what happens when an exorcism ritual is performed to prevent "