Starring Kim Hyun-joo and Bae Hyeon-seong, the film follows a mother whose young son mysteriously disappears along with a bus full of children. Years later, he unexpectedly returns — but has changed in ways she could never have imagined. The acquisition continues Well Go USA’s longstanding relationship with Yeon, having previously handled his zombie blockbuster “Train to Busan,” as well as “The Ugly” and “Colony.” “Audiences are in for a haunting, emotionally resonant experience, and we’re proud to introduce the film to U.S. audiences following its world premiere at TIFF,” said Well Go USA president and CEO Doris Pfardrescher, who described “Paradise Lost“ as a “gripping and deeply human mystery that showcases his singular ability to find terror in the most intimate places.” Yeon broke out internationally with 2016’s “Train to Busan,” which premiered at Cannes and became a global hit, and has since expanded across film and television with projects including Netflix supernatural series “Hellbound.” Well Go USA plans to release “Paradise Lost” in the U.S. following its TIFF premiere.
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