The new thriller film "Broken Tomb" is confirmed to premiere in South Korea on February 22.
The film co-stars powerful actors Kim Go-eun, Choi Min-sik, and Lee Ji-hui, and tells the story of a series of bizarre events that follow when a feng shui master, an undertaker, and a shaman, move a suspicious grave because they receive a huge amount of money.
In the film, the young witch Hwarin (played by Kim Go-eun) and the mage Bong-gil (played by Lee Ji-hui) are invited by a wealthy family to save their little baby. The family is shrouded in the shadow of their ancestors, who sense the call of the grave. In order to exorcise this ** power, Hwarin and Bonggil enlist the help of Feng Shui master Sangdeok (played by Choi Min-sik) and mortuary Yong-geun (played by Yoo Hae-jin).
During their ongoing investigation, they discovered that the family's ancestral graves were located in the shade of a remote village in South Korea. When they decide to move the burial, the bad luck beneath the grave begins to erupt, triggering a series of terrifying and terrifying events.
Directed by Jang Jae-hyun, who has directed "The Black Priests" and "Su Po Ha", the film brings a thrilling thriller experience to the audience through a wonderful plot and excellent cast.
Let's look forward to it!