The film “Hijacking,” portraying the tense scenario of an airplane hijacking, is scheduled to premiere in June.

The movie is eagerly anticipated, boasting a trusted cast featuring Ha Jung-woo, Yeo Jin-goo, Sung Dong-il, and Chae Soo-bin. Directed by Kim Seong-han and produced by Perfect Storm Film, the release date in June has been confirmed.

“Hijacking” unfolds a narrative set in the 1970s, amidst a period rampant with aircraft hijackings globally.

It depicts the harrowing struggles of both crew members and passengers aboard a hijacked plane, delivering breathtaking tension and immersive drama.

“Hijacking”: Ensemble Cast & Characters

In “Hijacking,” Ha Jung-woo takes on the role of Tae-in, a pilot entrusted with the daunting task of navigating the hijacked aircraft. Portraying a former Air Force fighter pilot, Tae-in is revered for his remarkable flying abilities and unwavering sense of duty.

As the plot unfolds, he tirelessly seeks solutions to overcome the perilous predicament of a mid-flight hijacking.

Yeo Jin-goo embodies the character of Yong-dae, a passenger aboard the hijacked plane. Renowned for his nuanced performances in various films and dramas, including “Hwayi: A Monster Boy” and “Hotel Del Luna,” Yeo ventures into a new transformation for this role.

The anticipated on-screen chemistry between Ha Jung-woo and Yeo Jin-goo, marking their first collaboration, adds an extra layer of intrigue to the film.

Sung Dong-il, celebrated for his versatile acting prowess across diverse genres and roles, embodies the character of Captain Kyu-sik, the stalwart leader responsible for the aircraft’s operation alongside Tae-in.

As the crisis unfolds, Kyu-sik grapples to maintain composure and ensure a safe landing, infusing the film with gravitas through his solid and commanding performance.

Chae Soo-bin, recognized for her stable acting in various films and dramas, including “The Pirates: Goblin Flag” and “Police University,” takes on the role of flight attendant Ok-soon. Portraying a composed and determined figure amidst peril, her portrayal adds depth to the narrative’s tension and resilience.

The screenplay for “Hijacking” is penned by Kim Kyung-chan, acclaimed for his award-winning work on “1987.”

Meanwhile, the film is helmed by director Kim Seong-han, whose experience as an assistant director on notable projects such as “1987,” “Ashfall,” and “Asura” has honed his directorial prowess.