Locarno Film Festival Golden Leopard Award 'Two Seasons, Two Strangers' to Release in December

The Locarno Film Festival Golden Leopard Award-winning film 〈Two Seasons, Two Strangers〉 has announced its release in December.

〈Two Seasons, Two Strangers〉 is a work that depicts a dreamlike story of a screenwriter named 'Lee', who thought it was the end, spending unexpected time at an inn in a snowy country, and starting anew in the winter of 2025 with everyday travelers. It is the new work of Japan's rising master director Miyake Sho, and it has attracted audience interest by winning the Golden Leopard Award at the 78th Locarno Film Festival.

〈Two Seasons, Two Strangers〉, which announced its December release in Korea, has unveiled still cuts and seasonal posters, embarking on a full-fledged theater outing. The contrast between the refreshing yet somewhat cold summer poster and the winter poster, which evokes a sense of loneliness in a pure white world, heightens curiosity about the film.

〈Two Seasons, Two Strangers〉 stars Korean actress Shim Eun-kyung, with appearances by Kawai Yumi, Takada Mansaku, and Tsutsumi Shinichi.