'The Color of Pomegranate' Three Overwhelming Heritage Posters Released

On November 26, the masterpiece directed by Martin Scorsese, restored in 4K, is set to be released in South Korea. The 1969 film 〈The Color of Pomegranate〉, directed by Sergei Parajanov, overwhelms the senses with its great mise-en-scène and raises expectations with the release of three heritage posters and a powerful heritage trailer announcing the discovery of a timeless masterpiece. The film 〈The Color of Pomegranate〉, making its domestic debut after 56 years, metaphorically and symbolically captures the life of the 18th-century Armenian poet 'Sayat Nova', a film that has inspired artists across generations and styles, and is an extraordinary work in the history of cinema.

Sergei Parajanov, an Armenian filmmaker, screenwriter, and artist, faced extreme state censorship and a ban on his works despite the innovative nature of his films at the time. His representative work, 〈The Color of Pomegranate〉, was restored in 4K by master Martin Scorsese in 2014, and over the past decade, it has been continuously discussed by cinephiles and art lovers, solidifying its place as an unparalleled heritage in film history.

As the release in South Korea approaches, the enthusiastic reactions from fans who have long awaited this moment continue, and the three heritage posters and heritage trailer confirm the reason for the long wait with their great mise-en-scène. The great cinematic heritage, the unparalleled masterpiece 〈The Color of Pomegranate〉, will be available in CGV theaters and art cinemas nationwide on November 26.