2016 seems to be a good year for Korean cinema in the UK. After the news broke out about ‘Train to Busan’ bringing it’s success over to the UK, comedy film ‘Luck-Key’ is also following suit.
‘Luck-Key’ is a remake of a Japanese film called ‘Key of Life‘. Directed by Lee Gye-beok, It follows the story of two men who, when their paths cross, end up taking over each other lives. When a cold-hearted killer visits the public bath, he suffers an accident which completely erases his memory. Meanwhile, a run-down actor has witnessed this ‘rich man’s’ accident and decides to switch locker room keys with him. This leads to the two men living out each other’s lives.
After maintaining number one in the Korean box office, the film reached UK cinemas on Friday, 28th October and is currently showing in selected cinemas listed below.
London
Odeon Cinema Panton Street – October 28th to November 3rd: 12:20PM, 3:00PM, 5:40PM, 8:20PM (tickets)
Odeon Cinema Swiss Cottage – October 28th – 31st, November 2nd: 8:00PM. November 1st, November 3rd: 9:00PM (tickets)
Odeon Cinema Kingston – October 28th – November 1st, November 3rd: 9:20PM. November 2nd: 9:50PM (tickets)
Odeon Cinema Wimbledon – October 28th – November 1st: 9:00PM. November 2nd, November 3rd: 9:30PM (tickets)
Manchester
Odeon Cinema Printworks – October 28th – November 3rd: 3:40PM, 9:10PM (tickets)
Check out the trailer below!
