A heartwarming film is about to unfold in the cinemas this March! Starring Korean actors Lee Byung-hun, Park Jung-min, as well as veteran actress Youn Yuh-jung, this upcoming film “Keys To The Heart” is about a washed-up boxer reconnecting with his younger brother who is a gifted pianist with savant syndrome. The two brothers develop a stronger relationship and work out their differences.
Film Synopsis:
A welterweight WBC Asian champion in his heyday, Jo-ha (Lee Byung-hun) is down on his luck and has nowhere to go. He makes ends meet by sparring other boxers and distributing flyers on the streets.
One day, he accidentally reunites with his mother In-sook (Youn Yuh-jung) for the first time in 17 years and moves in with her. There, he meets his half-brother Jin-tae (Park Jung-min), whom he didn’t know existed.
Although he has autism, Jin-tae cooks ramen incredibly well, plays video games like no other, and is a savant when it comes to playing the piano. Jo-ha isn’t too fond of his new brother, who always responds to his questions with a simple ‘yup’. But in order to put together some money to move abroad, he has to help out around the house and get to know Jin-tae… Two unlikely brothers must unite to find the right tunes for brotherhood!
Title: Keys To The Heart (그것만이 내 세상)
Genre: Drama, Comedy, Family
Cast: Lee Byung-hun, Park Jung-min, Youn Yuh-jung, Han Ji-min
Directed by: Choi Sung-hyun
Run Time: 121 mins
Singapore Release Date: 15 March 2018
Check out the official movie trailer above and stay tuned to our Facebook page to find out how you can WIN tickets to the film’s sneak preview!
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