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‘White Blast’ Poster Shows Two Railway Workers Cut Off by Snowstorm
The mystery thriller “White Blast” has unveiled a new poster ahead of its planned November release.
It follows station master Gap Soo and his newly appointed successor Hyun Taek, played by Kim Yun Seok and Koo Kyo Hwan.
The men discover a mysterious body at a rural train station as a heavy snowstorm cuts them off.
The poster shows them facing each other warily inside Seoloh Station, with snow covering the landscape outside.
The storm isolates the station and deepens the mystery, while the tagline suggests the snowfall will shape events and change the men’s relationship.
“White Blast” is due in theaters in November.
The film “White Blast” has released a poster showing two railway workers at a station isolated by a snowstorm.
The mystery thriller follows station master Gap Soo, who is nearing retirement, and his newly appointed successor Hyun Taek.
The men discover a mysterious body at a rural train station.
The poster shows them facing each other through a window at snow-covered Seoloh Station.
“White Blast” is scheduled to open in theaters in November.
- Who
- Gap Soo, played by Kim Yun Seok, and Hyun Taek, played by Koo Kyo Hwan.
- What
- The two railway workers discover a mysterious body at a station cut off by a snowstorm.
- When
- The film is scheduled to open in November.
- Where
- Seoloh Station, a rural train station isolated by heavy snow.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Soompi reported that “White Blast” had unveiled a new poster.
White Blast” is scheduled to hit theaters.
- Film title
- White Blast
- Station
- Seoloh Station
- Station master
- Gap Soo, played by Kim Yun Seok
- Successor
- Hyun Taek, played by Koo Kyo Hwan
- Theatrical release
- November
What people are saying
It was all because of the damn snow
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