Bong Joon-ho's animated film 'Ally' to debut in S. Korea next July
"Parasite" director Bong Joon-ho's first animated film "Ally" will be released in South Korea in July next year, its production company said Friday. The animated film will debut in Korea next July, Barunson C&C said, without disclosing its release date. In France, "Ally" will open on July 14, 2027, and is also set to be released in the United States. The animated film tells the story of deepwater…
South Korean director Bong Joon-ho announced that his upcoming animated film, Ally, will make its debut in the country next July. The production company, Barunson C&C, revealed the release date but did not provide additional details. Ally will also screen in France on July 14, 2027, and the United States. The story revolves around Ally, a deepsea octopus, who embarks on an unexpected adventure with friends after a plane crash sinks into the ocean.
The Oscar-winning director has been developing the animation since 2018, with screenwriter Jason Yu contributing to the script. Ally will mark Bong's first animated film since his 2025 sci-fi movie, Mickey 17.
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