'Train To Busan' sequel 'Peninsula' drops action-packed first trailer


By AGENCY

Peninsula, a Korean-made zombie horror action movie, has unveiled an 8K trailer ahead of its premiere in theatres this summer. The film is a four-years-later sequel to Train To Busan, which smashed multiple records around Asia.

Despite its genre film status Train got its launch at the 2016 Cannes festival as a midnight screening, before conquering the summer season in Korea and the Asia region. Peninsula is set for a similar course, having been named in the official selection of this year's virtual Cannes.

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