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‘The Assassin(s)’ ranks second at South Korean weekend box office
The South Korean film “The Assassin(s)” ranked second at the weekend box office.
It drew 407,680 admissions from Friday through Sunday.
Its total reached 2,992,544 admissions by Sunday.
The film is about the 1974 assassination attempt on then-President Park Chung-hee.
The attempt resulted in the death of the first lady.
The film has faced controversy over its historical details.
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The Korean film “The Assassin(s)” ranked second at the South Korean weekend box office.
It recorded 407,680 admissions over the weekend.
Its cumulative admissions reached 2,992,544 as of Sunday.
The Korean Film Council’s weekend chart covers ticket sales from Friday through Sunday.
The film centers on the 1974 assassination attempt on then-President Park Chung-hee, which resulted in the death of the first lady.
- Who
- The Korean film “The Assassin(s)” and its moviegoers.
- What
- The film ranked second at the weekend box office, recording 407,680 admissions.
- When
- Over the weekend; the cumulative total was reported as of Sunday. The article was published Monday, October 12, 2026.
- Where
- South Korea.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Weekend rank
- No. 2
- Weekend admissions
- 407,680
- Cumulative admissions
- 2,992,544 as of Sunday
- Weekend chart period
- Friday through Sunday
- Film setting
- 1974 assassination attempt on President Park Chung-hee
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