"Invisible Terror" Steven Soderbergh's New Horror 'Presence' to Release on February 4

〈Presence〉 has released its main trailer and announced its release in South Korea on February 4.

Steven Soderbergh's new film 〈Presence〉 is a suspense film depicting the events that unfold as a family moving into a new home feels the presence of an invisible entity that disrupts their daily lives. Steven Soderbergh, who won the Cannes Film Festival Palme d'Or for 〈Sex, Lies, and Videotape〉, collaborated with David Koepp, known for the screenplay of 〈Jurassic Park〉.

The main trailer captures the pressure of the invisible entity using a wide-angle camera that encompasses the entire space. The extreme changes in camera movement in each scene create tension and emphasize the film's distinction from existing horror films. Lucy Liu, familiar to Korean audiences, appears as Rebecca, bringing joy to viewers.

〈Presence〉 promises unforgettable horror for Korean audiences and will be released on February 4.