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Korea Box Office: ‘Harbin’ at Top, 'Mufasa' in Third
VarietyStory by Naman Ramachandran
scrn logline
A historical Korean drama 'Harbin' storms the box office, dethroning Disney's 'Mufasa' in the fight for South Korean moviegoers' hearts.
beat sheet
- Directed by Woo Min-ho, 'Harbin' follows Korean independence activists plotting to assassinate Japan's Prime Minister, starring Hyun Bin, Park Jeong-min and Jeon Yeo-been.
- With a $5.9 million opening weekend, 'Harbin' has proven its ability to captivate local audiences, shaking up the box office hierarchy and showcasing the enduring appeal of Korean historical narratives.
call sheet
Woo Min-ho, Hyun Bin, Park Jeong-min, Jeon Yeo-been, Japan's Prime Minister, 'Harbin'