The film was released domestically by IFC Midnight in theaters and on demand before heading to Hulu in the U.S., as well as HBO Max in Latin America and Shudder in the UK, while being released theatrically or on demand in more than 50 additional countries. Bretow is serving as exec producer on behalf of Mammoth.Įstablished in 2015, Mammoth Pictures is a production company led by filmmakers Ahari, Bretow and Brontë which previously produced the horror-thriller The Night, with Ahari directing from a script by Iranian screenwriter Milad Jarmooz. The author has won every major award for Korean literature, seeing his works be translated into more than a dozen languages.Īhari is currently in production as the director of Parallel, a psychological sci-fi thriller based on the hit Chinese film Parallel Forest, which will star Aldis Hodge ( Black Adam), Danielle Deadwyler ( Till) and Edwin Hodge ( The Tomorrow War). Kim has also penned such novels as I Have the Right to Destroy Myself, Why, Arang, Black Flower, Your Republic Is Calling You, Quiz Show and I Hear Your Voice, along with assorted essays and short stories.

Kim’s novella was previously adapted by Korean director Shin-yeon Won as Memoir of a Murder-not to be confused with Bong Joon Ho’s 2003 feature Memories of Murder-a film distributed by Well Go USA Entertainment, which grossed over $19M worldwide upon its September 2017 release. Alex Bretow and Alexis Brontë will produce the new feature adaptation for Mammoth Pictures. Comedy 'Disaster Wedding', Jon Watts Producing 'Palm Springs' Director Max Barbakow Boards Warner Bros.

I Hear Your Voice by Kim Young-ha