Director Ryoo Seungwan's 'Humint' to Premiere on Netflix April 1
Spy Action Starring Zo Insung and Park Jungmin
Global Release with Subtitles and Dubbing
On March 25, Netflix announced that it will release director Ryoo Seungwan’s film 'HuMinT' worldwide on April 1.
The film follows the clash of four individuals who converge in Vladivostok while tracking clues to an incident that occurred near the North Korea-Russia border. Actors Zo In-sung, Park Jungmin, Park Haejoon, and Shin Sekyung each portray characters with different motives, showcasing hand-to-hand combat, gun action, and car chases.
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Since its theatrical release on February 11, the film has drawn a total of 1,979,639 viewers. This time, by moving to a streaming platform, it aims directly at a global audience. For smooth viewing, Netflix will provide subtitles in 33 languages, including French, German, and Chinese, as well as dubbing in 21 languages, including English, Spanish, and Japanese.
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