Park Chan-wook's 'Cannot Be Helped' Tops Box Office on Opening Day with Over 330,000 Admissions

The film 'Cannot Be Helped', directed by acclaimed filmmaker Park Chan-wook, has stormed the box office, securing the number one spot on its opening day by drawing over 330,000 spectators.

The movie, co-produced by CJ ENM and Moho Film, recorded an impressive 331,518 admissions on its first day of release. This figure surpasses the opening day records of Park Chan-wook's previous hits like 'The Handmaiden' and 'Sympathy for Lady Vengeance', signaling a massive success.

Furthermore, 'Cannot Be Helped' has outperformed the opening day admissions of last year's highest-grossing film, 'Exhuma', which attracted 330,118 viewers. This strong performance is generating high expectations for the film's continued success throughout the Chuseok holiday season.

The ensemble cast, including Lee Byung-hun, Son Ye-jin, Park Hee-soon, Lee Sung-min, Yum Hye-ran, and Cha Seung-won, has been praised for their compelling performances. Audiences have lauded the film for its high level of immersion and the captivating chemistry among the actors.

'Cannot Be Helped' tells the story of 'Man-su' (Lee Byung-hun), a man whose life satisfaction is shattered by an unexpected layoff. He embarks on a personal battle to protect his family, home, and future. The film is expected to enthrall audiences with its dense narrative and poignant blend of humor and sorrow.

The film 'Cannot Be Helped' centers on a protagonist facing unexpected adversity after a period of contentment. Lee Byung-hun portrays 'Man-su', a father grappling with the harsh realities of unemployment and striving to safeguard his loved ones. Director Park Chan-wook once again showcases his distinctive visual style and meticulous direction, captivating the audience.