Hit Political Drama to Screen Across North America, Asia and Oceania
Korea’s last major release of 2017, the political drama
1987: When the Day Comes, is beginning its global rollout in early 2018. According to distributor
CJ Entertainment, the hit film will open on screens across North America, Australia, New Zealand and Asia over the next few months.
Two days after its December 27 domestic debut,
1987: When the Day Comes opened at the
CGV Buena Park 8 in California. On January 12, the film will expand to locations in New York, San Diego, Dallas, Chicago, New Jersey, Atlanta, Seattle, Toronto and Las Vegas across the North American continent. On the same day it will open in Taiwan.
Next up for the film will be Australia and New Zealand on January 18, Singapore on February 1, and Hong Kong and Macao on March 8. More Asian territories will follow throughout the year, including Japan.
After opening in second place behind the smash hit
Along with the Gods: The Two Worlds,
1987: When the Day Comes has stayed level at the box office through exceptionally strong word-of-mouth and finally overtook the fantasy epic on January 8, by which time it had amassed 4.27 million viewers (USD 32.09 million).