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Harbin attempts to give viewers a sense of the extreme tension experienced by the independence fighters heading to Harbin in 1909.
Harbin is a thrilling espionage drama film set in 1909, about Korean independence activists fighting against the Japanese for Korea's independence.
The K-movie's distributor CJ ENM released the main trailer, depicting the journey of the independence fighters, including Ahn Jung Geun (Hyun Bin), Woo Deok Soon (Park Jeong Min), Kim Sang Hyun (Jo Woo Jin), Madam Gong (Jeon Yeo Been), Choi Jae Hyeong (Yoo Jae Myung), and Lee Chang Seop (Lee Dong Wook), as they head to Harbin to eliminate Ito Hirobumi (Lily Franky), a threat to Korean independence.
The main trailer portrays General Ahn Jung Geun making a firm decision to head to Harbin, as well as the sincerity and doubts of the independence fighters regarding his choice.
Among the two main posters, the "Operation" poster captures a moment when the independence fighters earnestly look in a direction. Their expressions suggest a forthcoming dangerous situation. The tension-laden imagery, as if anything could happen at any moment, hints at the twists in the K-movie.
In addition, the "Resolution" poster captures the unwavering determination of the independence fighters. The image portrays the fighters of the Danji Alliance gathered together to "kill the old wolf." The poster vividly conveys their unwavering spirit and resolve.
The trailer begins with Ito Hirobumi's remarks about Korea, followed by the independence fighters taking action and being pursued by Japanese Army Major Mori Tatsuo (Park Hoon), facing life-threatening challenges along the way. Viewers also get a glimpse of the grand cinematography and nuanced performances of the seasoned actors, further raising anticipation.
What challenges await General Ahn Jung Geun and his comrades?
Harbin opens on December 25 for the domestic audience. Watch the trailer here.
