Ryu Kyung-soo x TWICE’s Jeongyeon, Film ‘New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital’ Set for Release This Winter!

The film 〈New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital〉, which expands the world of [New Recruit] onto the big screen, has unveiled its launch poster alongside news of its theatrical release. The series won nationwide acclaim for its hyperrealistic episodes set in the familiar environment of the military and its distinctive characters. 〈New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital〉 will carry on the appeal of the [New Recruit] drama series while presenting a stand-alone story centered on a new setting and incident created exclusively for the film. It is expected to offer a fresh visual experience and new thrills. Director Min Jin-ki, who completed Korea’s signature military-content franchise by achieving the series’ highest ratings through the recently concluded [New Recruit 4: Sabotage], is behind the camera, further raising expectations for the film.

The newly released launch poster captures the rookies standing against the unsettling backdrop of Armed Forces Yangcheon Hospital, while also sparking curiosity about their new story, which unfolds at a military hospital after they leave Shinhwa Unit. Park Min-seok (Kim Min-ho), who turns around with a meaningful expression as the rookies look toward the hospital, hints at their unpredictable life there.

Alongside the rookies who have won widespread affection through the drama, the new characters making their debut are another major draw of 〈New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital〉. Ryu Kyung-soo, an actor known for delivering powerful character performances in both films and television dramas, plays Yoo Jae-hoon, a mysterious soldier admitted to the military hospital. TWICE member Yoo Jeong-yeon is also drawing attention with her first big-screen role as nursing officer Yoo Jeong-yeon.

With the launch poster now released, 〈New Recruit: The Movie — Ghosts Live in the Military Hospital〉 is gearing up for its big-screen debut and will meet audiences in theaters this winter.