The movie 'High Five' (screenplay and directed by Kang Hyung-Cheol, distributed by NEW, produced by Annapurna Pictures), which continues its long run fueled by enthusiastic word-of-mouth from audiences, will release its previously unseen stills.
The film 'High Five', which has held the number one spot on the Korean box office for 21 consecutive days, is set to unveil its unpublished stills. 'High Five' is a comic action drama depicting the story of five individuals who, through organ transplants, accidentally gain different superpowers and encounter those seeking to exploit their abilities.
The recently released stills capture the gloomy face of 'Wanser' (Lee Jae-In), who is unable to practice Taekwondo due to her father's opposition, along with 'Jisung' (Ahn Jae-Hong), who modestly exhibits his superpowers in the neighborhood, and 'Seonnyeo' (Ra Mi-Ran), a fresh manager who brings energetic vibes with Yakult. The everyday lives of the 'High Five' members draw attention. With 'Yaksun' (Kim Hee-Won) joining the crew they meet in an underground workshop of a new religious group, the sight of 'Jisung' stepping up solemnly heightens expectations for the feats that team 'High Five' will showcase.
Meanwhile, 'Jongmin' (Oh Jung-Se), drenched in the rain, scolds his precious daughter 'Wanser', hinting at ominous events unfolding among them. The chilling ability of the new religious group's leader 'Yeongchun' (Shin Gu), who can seize the vitality of trees with a single touch, creates a sense of dread. Additionally, the appearance of the rejuvenated 'Yeongchun' (Park Jin-Young) healing ailing followers using their superpower alludes to the entrance of a villain who plays a dual role, enhancing the film's immersive experience. Finally, the action between 'Yeongchun', who seeks to monopolize all superpowers, and 'Wanser', who opposes him, amplifies curiosity about the intense climax they will unfold.
'High Five', which stimulates the audience's desire for repeat viewings by releasing its unpublished stills, is currently being screened enthusiastically in theaters nationwide.
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