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Neon Sets 1,500-Theater U.S. Release for Na Hong-Jin’s ‘Hope,’ Widest for Korean Film Since ‘Parasite’ (EXCLUSIVE)
Neon will release Na Hong-Jin’s “Hope” in some 1,500 U.S. theaters starting Sept. 9, marking the widest domestic theatrical footprint for a Korean-language film since the studio’s 2019 Best Picture winner “Parasite.” The rollout builds on Neon’s recent pattern of securing expansive U.S. launches for Korean and other international-language titles, including “No Other Choice” and […]
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