'Dying' Achieves Highest Rotten Tomatoes Freshness Score of 100% Among Concurrent Releases!

The elegant harmonic drama 〈Dying〉 tells the paradoxical beauty of life through death, achieving a Rotten Tomatoes freshness score of 100%, proving its outstanding artistic quality.

The story of conductor 'Tom', who prepares a symphony called 'Dying', facing family and friends on the brink of death, completes the melody of life. 〈Dying〉 is the only concurrent release to achieve a Rotten Tomatoes freshness score of 100%, recognized for its artistic merit by critics both domestically and internationally.

Among the various films released in the country on December 10, Matthias Glasner's 〈Dying〉 is the only one to achieve a freshness score of 100%, recording the highest figure. "A symphony of life crafted by the power of narrative and the elegance of direction (Financial Times)", "A meaningful time spent conversing with the 'death' filled with contradictions" (Eye for Film), "A film that made me shed genuine tears after a long time" (Deadline), "While dealing with the gloomy subject of 'death', it balances emotions with wit and sadness" (Hollywood Reporter) - critics from around the world praised Matthias Glasner's fluid direction, the deeply resonant narrative, and the actors' delicate performances.

The film 〈Dying〉 is based on Matthias Glasner's autobiographical experiences, capturing a very personal family tragedy and conflict. Despite this, it has gained universal empathy from audiences not only in Germany but also in Australia, Turkey, China, and various other countries, and it is expected to continue the relay of positive reviews domestically.