The Korean historical thriller The Assassin(s), starring Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, and Lee Min Ho, continues its strong box office performance, maintaining its position as the No. 1 Korean film in its sixth week of release.

According to the Korean Film Council's integrated box office tracking system, The Assassin(s) recorded 3,382,132 cumulative admissions as of 7 AM KST on October 27, 2026.

The film has now surpassed 3.38 million moviegoers, marking another milestone in its theatrical run.

Despite competition from newly released Korean films, The Assassin(s) returned to the top of the Korean film box office during its fifth weekend and maintained the No. 1 position on October 26, the first day of its sixth week.

The achievement highlights the film's staying power more than a month after its theatrical debut.

Directed by Hur Jin Ho, The Assassin(s) is a historical thriller that explores the questions and circumstances surrounding the assassination attempt against South Korea's First Lady on August 15, 1974.

The film features a leading cast of Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, and Lee Min Ho, bringing together three well-known actors for a story based on a major event in Korean history.

Beyond its domestic box office performance, The Assassin(s) has also gained international recognition.

The film was named a runner-up for the International Audience Award at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival and was selected as the opening film of the 37th Singapore International Film Festival.

It is also scheduled to screen at the 21st Paris Korean Film Festival on October 27, further expanding its international presence.

A representative of the film attributed its continued box office performance to the positive response it has received from audiences and critics in South Korea and overseas.

The representative stated, "The foundation of this long-running box office success lies in the positive reviews the film has received both domestically and internationally for its quality."

With more than 3.38 million admissions and its position as the top Korean film holding into its sixth week, The Assassin(s) continues to demonstrate strong staying power at the domestic box office.

The Korean historical thriller The Assassin(s), starring Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, and Lee Min Ho, continues its strong box office performance, maintaining its position as the No. 1 Korean film in its sixth week of release.

According to the Korean Film Council's integrated box office tracking system, The Assassin(s) recorded 3,382,132 cumulative admissions as of 7 AM KST on October 27, 2026.

The film has now surpassed 3.38 million moviegoers, marking another milestone in its theatrical run.

Despite competition from newly released Korean films, The Assassin(s) returned to the top of the Korean film box office during its fifth weekend and maintained the No. 1 position on October 26, the first day of its sixth week.

The achievement highlights the film's staying power more than a month after its theatrical debut.

Directed by Hur Jin Ho, The Assassin(s) is a historical thriller that explores the questions and circumstances surrounding the assassination attempt against South Korea's First Lady on August 15, 1974.

The film features a leading cast of Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, and Lee Min Ho, bringing together three well-known actors for a story based on a major event in Korean history.

Beyond its domestic box office performance, The Assassin(s) has also gained international recognition.

The film was named a runner-up for the International Audience Award at the 51st Toronto International Film Festival and was selected as the opening film of the 37th Singapore International Film Festival.

It is also scheduled to screen at the 21st Paris Korean Film Festival on October 27, further expanding its international presence.

A representative of the film attributed its continued box office performance to the positive response it has received from audiences and critics in South Korea and overseas.

The representative stated, "The foundation of this long-running box office success lies in the positive reviews the film has received both domestically and internationally for its quality."

With more than 3.38 million admissions and its position as the top Korean film holding into its sixth week, The Assassin(s) continues to demonstrate strong staying power at the domestic box office.