Hot Controversial Work 'Bugonia' Special Poster Released Exclusively for Korean Audiences!

'Bugonia', which has been officially invited to prestigious international film festivals such as the Venice International Film Festival, Telluride Film Festival, and BFI London Film Festival, has released a special poster exclusively for Korean audiences. The released poster captures the image of 'Michelle' (Emma Stone), who is suspected of being an alien and kidnapped by her cousin 'Teddy' (Jesse Plemons) and his brother 'Don' (Aiden Delvis), heightening curiosity. The isolated house in the woods and the stairs leading down to the basement create a strange tension, while 'Michelle', tied up and lying down, and the brothers cautiously observing her stimulate curiosity about the unpredictable developments.

The overwhelming praise from international media filling the poster also catches the eye. "Diabolically Fun!" (Screen Daily), "One of the Best Movies of the Year" (Awards Radar), "A Spectacle That Fills the Big Screen" (A Shot), "A Film That Represents This Moment" (Next Best Picture), "A Shock Like Being Electrocuted" (Awards Watch), "A Masterpiece" (Next Best Picture) - such accolades heighten expectations for the new masterpiece 'Bugonia' created by director Yorgos Lanthimos.

'Bugonia' is a film that was planned and produced by CJ ENM, the investment distributor of 'The Host', one of the most brilliant Korean films of 2003, and it is also a film that pioneers a new journey for the Korean film industry meeting global audiences following 'Past Lives'. CJ ENM has led the planning and development of the English remake script, director, actors, and production company packaging for 'Bugonia', and is responsible for domestic distribution. With continuous praise from foreign media and the release of the Korean special poster, 'Bugonia' is set to be released on November 5 (Wednesday).

Meanwhile, 'Bugonia' refers to an ancient mistaken belief that bees arise from the corpses of dead cows or a ritual to obtain bees, symbolically showing the theory of spontaneous generation of life, and since bees were considered sacred animals, it is also connected to the regeneration, purification, and abundance of life.