Berlin Silver Bear 'Dying' Confirmed for December Release in Korea!

The film 〈Dying〉, which won three awards at the Berlin Film Festival and garnered attention for its numerous wins at the German Film Awards, has confirmed its release in Korea this December and has unveiled a teaser poster and press stills that showcase its sensory touch. The story follows orchestra conductor 'Tom', who is preparing a symphony titled 'Dying', as he faces family and friends on the brink of death, completing the melody of life. 〈Dying〉 is set to meet domestic audiences with its confirmed release date in December.

Having won the Silver Bear, Jury Prize, and Guild Film Award at the 74th Berlin Film Festival, 〈Dying〉 later celebrated its joy of being selected as the most awarded film at the German Film Awards, winning the top prize for Best Film, Best Actress, Best Actor, and Best Music. In Korea, it was officially invited to the 'World Cinema' section of the 29th Busan International Film Festival, receiving much acclaim from audiences.

The teaser poster released alongside the announcement of the film's release is eye-catching, featuring warm colors and an emotional illustration design. In a small garden adorned with autumn leaves, the protagonist 'Tom', an orchestra conductor, is placed among his family members, sparking curiosity about each character. Unlike the serene and peaceful upper part of the garden, the lower part begins to fragment and break apart, conveying a sense of precariousness and stimulating curiosity about the conflicts that may arise. Additionally, the review copy stating "Wittily penetrates life, death, and music" adds to the anticipation of the deep resonance and emotion that the film 〈Dying〉 is expected to gift to audiences visiting theaters at the end of the year.