'Paul: 600 Meters' Production Team's New Work 'Turbulence: 15,000 Feet' Set to Release in March

At an altitude of 15,000 feet, an extreme survival thriller unfolds inside an inescapable hot air balloon in 〈Turbulence: 15,000 Feet〉, which will be coming to domestic audiences this March. Along with the confirmation of its release, the main poster and trailer filled with overwhelming tension have been unveiled.

A hot air balloon in a storm, revealing 'bombshell' truths inside

〈Turbulence: 15,000 Feet〉 depicts the story of a couple, 'Jack' (played by Jeremy Irvine) and 'Emmy' (played by Hera Hilmar), who travel to the Italian Dolomites to mend their relationship, and board a hot air balloon with a mysterious woman named 'Julia' (played by Olga Kurylenko).

For a moment, the beautiful scenery fades, and as the altitude increases, Julia's cryptic words and sudden actions provoke cracks in the couple's relationship. In the confined space of the narrow basket, the dynamics among the three spiral into catastrophe, and to make matters worse, a fierce storm hits the hot air balloon, igniting a battle for survival.

Olga Kurylenko's bold transformation… The overwhelming scale of the 〈Paul: 600 Meters〉 production team

The casting lineup is also glamorous. Olga Kurylenko, who left a strong impression as a Bond girl in 〈007: Quantum of Solace〉, takes on the role of the secretive femme fatale 'Julia', leading the tension of the film. Joining her are Hera Hilmar from 〈Mortal Engines〉 and Jeremy Irvine from 〈Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again〉, intensifying the conflict.

The credentials of the production team add to the trust. The team behind the global high-altitude survival sensation 〈Paul: 600 Meters〉 has participated, creating an even greater scale and realistic horror. Directed by Claudio Fah of 〈No Way Up〉, the film is set to showcase the essence of an action thriller.

"Don't you remember me?"… The main poster & trailer foreshadowing catastrophe

The released main poster hints at an extreme situation where nothing can be seen ahead, featuring a red hot air balloon amidst dark clouds and Emmy precariously hanging from the railing. The accompanying trailer begins with a peaceful journey, but the atmosphere shifts dramatically with Julia's line, "You don't remember me? Really?" The uncontrollable hot air balloon soaring and the struggle against crashing into a cliff will keep audiences on the edge of their seats.

Who will uncover the truth in the hell above the sky and survive until the end? 〈Turbulence: 15,000 Feet〉 will be available in theaters this March.