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Director Syeyoung Park's 'The Fin' Explores Humanity in Dystopian Korea

3/31/2026

Summary

Story summary

Director Syeyoung Park's dystopian sci-fi film The Fin unfolds in a reunified, devastated Korea.
Kani Releasing acquired North American rights for The Fin's 2026 release.
The plot follows a dying Omega, a mutated merman, who asks a companion to locate his daughter Mia hidden among humans.
Kim Pureum plays Sujin, a government worker who questions order.
Park aims to prompt reflection on humanity and otherness, and Kani Releasing supported development.

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Story summary

Director Syeyoung Park's dystopian sci-fi film The Fin unfolds in a reunified, devastated Korea.
Kani Releasing acquired North American rights for The Fin's 2026 release.
The plot follows a dying Omega, a mutated merman, who asks a companion to locate his daughter Mia hidden among humans.
Kim Pureum plays Sujin, a government worker who questions order.
Park aims to prompt reflection on humanity and otherness, and Kani Releasing supported development.