Official US Trailer for Korean Thriller ‘Project Silence’ Set on a Bridge

Official US Trailer for Korean Thriller ‘Project Silence’ Set on a Bridge

by Alex Billington
June 28, 2024
Source: YouTube

“Every survivor is a target.” Capelight Pictures has debuted the new official US trailer for a Korean horror thriller film titled Project Silence, from filmmaker Taegon Kim. This premiered at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival last year in their Midnight screenings, and we posted a teaser back then just before it debuted. The film takes place on South Korea’s famously long cable-stayed Incheon Grand Bridge where a thick fog causes a massive chain automobile crash, causing an overnight lockdown where an unknown beast is unleashed. It still seems like there’s multiple beasts, some kind of genetically mutated zombies? Or dogs? What are they after? The ensemble cast features Lee Sun Kyun, Ju Ji Hoon, Kim Hie Won, Moon Sung Geun, Ye Su Jeong, Kim Tae Woo, Park Hee Von, Park Ju Hyun, and Kim Su An. This will finally open in US theaters in July this summer – in theaters same date as in Korea. This does look like an intense thriller, but it’s so dark it’s hard to see much of what is happening. Such a crazy concept (stuck on a bridge?!) for a film.

Here’s the new official US trailer (+ poster) for Taegon Kim’s Project Silence, direct from YouTube:

You can watch the 2023 teaser trailer for Taegon Kim’s Project Silence film right here for the first look.

A story of people struggling to survive against an unexpected threat while trapped in the Airport Bridge (aka Incheon Grand Bridge) on the verge of collapse, in thick fog where it’s impossible to see even an inch ahead. Project Silence, also known as Talchul: Project Silence or Silence or 탈출 in Korean, is directed by Korean filmmaker Tae-gon Kim, director of the films The Pot, Hwan-sang-geuk-jang, The Sunshine Boys, and Familyhood previously. The screenplay is written by Tae-gon Kim, Yong-hwa Kim, and Joo-Suk Park. Produced by Yong-hwa Kim. This first premiered at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival last year in the Midnight section. It will open in Korean cinemas on the same date as the US release this summer. Capelight Pictures will release Project Silence in select US theaters starting on July 12th, 2024 coming soon. Want to watch?

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