- All dead...
- Sir, if you don't have a ticket, you will have to get off at the next station.
- They're all dead!
- How do you say?
- All dead...
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Sitges Festival Korean
director Yeon Sang-ho's 'Train to Busan' has been awarded at the Sitges Film
Festival. |
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Awards 'Train
to Busan' was awarded by the public on several occasions, at the Fantasia
Film Festival and at the Donostia Horror Film Week. |
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Busan Gong Yoo, the main character of
the film, was born in Busan as were some of the cast members. |
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Cannes Film
Festival The film was officially selected
at the Cannes Film Festival and was highly commented and valued by critics. |
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Ticket office Train to Busan was the
highest-grossing opening in Korean movie history with 872,389 viewers on a
single day and 1,438,003 total viewers on the first weekend. In this way it
surpassed great productions such as Captain America Civil War. |
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Role The role of Soo Ahn (the daughter of the main
actor) was originally going to be played by a boy but at the casting they
were captivated by the performance of the girl Kim Soo Ahn; so much so that
they adapted the role for her. |
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Filming time Filming began on April 26 and
ended on August 19, 2015. |
Reunion The film serves as a reunion for Gong Yoo and
Jung Yu-mi, who starred in the 2011 film Silenced. |
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Awards II The Korean film was awarded the Audience
Award, Critics Award and Best Visual Effects at the Malaga Fancine Festival
and the Audience Award at the Molins de Rei Horror Film Festival. |
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