'Broker' Sold in 188 Countries, Hong Kong and Japan Release Confirmed
[Asia Economy Reporter Lee Isul] The 75th Cannes Film Festival Best Actor award-winning film 'Broker' has completed sales in 188 countries and is confirming overseas release dates one after another.
On the 14th, CJ ENM announced that 'Broker' will be released starting in Indonesia on the 16th, followed by Hong Kong and Singapore on the 23rd, Japan, Vietnam, and Taiwan on the 24th, and France on December 7th. Additionally, it was selected as the closing film of the 69th Sydney Film Festival.
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'Broker' (directed by Koreeda Hirokazu) depicts an unexpected special journey of people connected through a baby box and was released on the 8th. It attracted attention as the first Korean film to win the Best Actor award at the Cannes Film Festival (Song Kang-ho). It was pre-sold to 171 countries before release and set a record for overseas sales reaching 188 countries.
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