Due to the epidemic, the black-and-white version of "Parasite" and other films were withdrawn from South Korea

Due to the spread of the epidemic, the black-and-white version of "Parasite" originally scheduled to be released in South Korea on February 26 was withdrawn, and the release date is yet to be determined. In addition, many films originally scheduled to be released in South Korea in early March, including Pixar's new animated film "Onward" and the new film "Call" starring Park Shin-hye and Jeon Jong-seo, have also announced that they will be postponed.

The release of the movie "The Call" starring popular Korean actors Park Shin-hye and Jeon Jong-seo has been postponed due to concerns about the spread of the new coronavirus infection. On the 24th, the movie "The Call" said: "The release date of "The Call", which was originally scheduled to be released in March, has been temporarily postponed." It also explained: "The new release schedule will depend on the situation. Once it is decided, we will notify everyone. I hope the situation will improve soon. "

Currently, with the spread of the new coronavirus, new films that were about to be released have postponed their release dates and premieres. The film "Innocence" which was originally scheduled to hold a media and general preview on the 24th has also canceled its schedule, and the entertainment industry has been directly affected. In addition, the film "Inside Out" has also canceled its media and distribution preview originally scheduled for the 25th. The film "1/2 of the Magic" which was originally scheduled to be released in early March has also canceled its media preview and postponed its release date to April this year.