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In 2025, South and North Korea unified. It was triggered by a sudden explosion at midnight near the North of DMZ by a forest fire in December, 2024. The South Korean army unwittingly ended up helping to put out the fire. Such cooperation caused their unification. And 10 years later, A Korean-American Documentary Director Steven, working for USA TV-station NXN visits to Korea. He is searching for information about the mystical green light appeared in that forest fire in 2024. After some dangerous twists and turns, he found a huge secret of the DMZ fire and green light. (Source: Letterboxd) Edit Translation
- English
- हिन्दी
- 한국어
- Español
- Native Title: 2035: 더 그린 라이트
- Also Known As:
- Screenwriter & Director: Park Jae In
- Genres: Horror, Comedy, Sci-Fi
Cast & Credits
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![Oh Tae Kyung in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie]( "Oh Tae Kyung in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie")
Oh Tae KyungStevenMain Role -
![Yoo Il Han in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie]( "Yoo Il Han in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie")
Yoo Il HanKim Doek JeongMain Role -
![Ki Joo Bong in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie]( "Ki Joo Bong in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie")
Ki Joo BongPark Jeong CheolSupport Role -
![Jung In Ki in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie]( "Jung In Ki in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie")
Jung In KiKim Jun SeongSupport Role -
![Jang Moon Gyu in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie]( "Jang Moon Gyu in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie")
Jang Moon GyuHwang Jang SuSupport Role -
![Park Noh Shik in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie]( "Park Noh Shik in 2035: The Greenlight Korean Movie")
Park Noh ShikKim Jeong SikSupport Role
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2035: The Green What?!
The official title of this movie is 2035: The Green Light (2035 더 그린라이트). The film is a hybrid of a “fake documentary” and a sci-fi thriller, set in the year 2035, ten years after the hypothetical unification of Korea. The plot revolves around NXN journalists who are filming a documentary about the mysterious green light that appeared in 2025, and we see everything through their camera.But I must say, I didn’t really like the movie. The first part was okay and somewhat funny, but the second part was very confusing and exhausting to watch. The two reporters just can’t stop talking—even in situations where their lives might be in danger and they should remain silent, they keep making unnecessary noise. Also, the theme of a unified Korea wasn’t explored at all, so in a sense it felt like a wasted premise. The film also fails to present anything convincingly futuristic from the year 2035; instead, the scenery looks like it’s from 2015.
Anyway, this is a somewhat unique film, and I’m glad I saw it—but I don’t think I’ll be returning to it again.
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