The Assassin(s) posters pull Lee Min-ho into a tense 1974 case

Three figures tracking the 1974 First Lady assassination attempt

The film 'The Assassin(s)', which explores the hidden truths behind the shooting of First Lady Yuk Young-soo on August 15, 1974, has released three sets of character posters. Directed by Hur Jin-ho, this work is a mystery thriller that uncovers the suspicions and the mastermind behind the assassination attempt that occurred during the Liberation Day ceremony.

The released posters capture three individuals pursuing the truth of the incident in different ways. Yoo Hae Jin leads the drama from the front lines of the investigation, playing 'Cheol-gu,' a detective who confronts the crime scene. Park Hae-il portrays 'Jae-hwan,' a social affairs editor at a newspaper who maintains his convictions despite intense pressure, while Lee Min-ho plays 'Young-il,' a rookie reporter who witnesses the scene and urgently reports the situation.

Invited to Toronto International Film Festival with a confirmed Chuseok release

'The Assassin(s)' has gained critical recognition after being officially invited to the Gala Presentation section of the 51st Toronto International Film Festival. The film is drawing attention as a new genre-driven challenge for director Hur Jin-ho, who directed 'Christmas in August,' 'One Fine Spring Day,' and 'The Last Princess.'

Produced by Hive Media Corp, the film has confirmed its theatrical release for this Chuseok holiday, featuring the acting ensemble of Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae-il, and Lee Min-ho.