Park Chan-wook's 'No Choice' Unveils Striking Dolby Cinema Poster Ahead of Release

The highly anticipated film 'No Choice,' invited to the competition section of the 82nd Venice International Film Festival and selected as the opening film for the 30th Busan International Film Festival, has revealed its Dolby Cinema poster.

'No Choice' tells the story of Mansu, played by Lee Byung-hun, a contented office worker who suddenly finds himself unemployed. To protect his wife, two children, and their hard-earned home, Mansu embarks on a personal battle for reemployment. Directed by Park Chan-wook, the film has been generating buzz even before its release. With the confirmation of its Dolby Cinema screening, the film has unveiled a poster featuring intense visuals. Park's meticulous direction is enhanced by Dolby Vision's stunning picture quality, while the sound recorded by the London Contemporary Orchestra at Abbey Road Studios is brought to life with Dolby Atmos, offering an immersive experience in Dolby Cinema.

The newly released poster captures attention with Mansu's piercing gaze through a slit of paper and the striking red bloodstain on his temple. The prominent veins and bones on his hand, along with his pensive expression, hint at the deepening internal conflict Mansu faces as he continues his personal war after losing his job, sparking curiosity about the film.

Starring Lee Byung-hun and Son Ye-jin, Park Chan-wook's latest film 'No Choice' is set to premiere on the 24th.