The Russian premiere of the fresh Korean zombie thriller brings genre cinema to the big screen right after its showing at Cannes. Audiences can expect the original version with subtitles, a meeting with a representative from the Korean Cultural Center, and a tense story of survival in a world where an epidemic tests people's resilience. Korean genre cinema knows how to turn horror into a conversation about societal fears, family ties, and the fragility of the usual order. Audiences will enjoy a fresh work by Yeon Sang-ho - the director who made the zombie theme recognizable far beyond South Korea and proved that stories about epidemics can be not only frightening but also socially relevant. The plot unfolds in a huge exhibition center where a group of people finds themselves cut off from the outside world. A new virus rages around them, the infected are rapidly multiplying, and the safe space is increasingly turning into a trap with each passing minute. A meeting is also planned with Park Jung-gon, the director of the Cultural Center of the Embassy of the Republic of Korea. He will introduce the film before the screening. Where to go in Moscow is known by KUDAGO.