<Korean News> "Exorcist Chronicles" Movie Animation Sold to 12 Countries Overseas

"Exorcist Chronicles" has surpassed 140,000 viewers in just 5 days and is now set to captivate global audiences with sales in 12 countries overseas.

The animated film "Exorcist Chronicles" is an occult blockbuster that begins a grand narrative about exorcists with special abilities who face absolute evil.

Before its release, "Exorcist Chronicles" was officially invited to 9 major international film festivals, including the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival, known as one of the world's top three genre festivals, and the Annecy International Animation Film Festival, gaining enthusiastic responses from overseas media and audiences.

As a result, it has been sold to 12 countries, including North America, South America, Germany, Austria, Luxembourg, Alto Adige, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Taiwan, Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam, and is expected to carry the domestic box office success overseas.

A Latin American distributor stated, "Exorcist Chronicles is a unique work combining Korean-style horror and animation. It will offer an unforgettable experience in theaters and capture the hearts of audiences."

Meanwhile, "Exorcist Chronicles" was released on February 21, along with the exclusive release of the domestic version of the novel on the e-book service "Millie's Library," which has generated enthusiastic responses. Since its release, it has ranked No. 1 in the "Millie Ranking Novel Category Weekly Best" for four consecutive days, proving its status as the most sold genre novel in South Korea.

In particular, the animated film "Exorcist Chronicles" features the involvement of its original creator, Lee Woo-hyeok, who has perfectly recreated the world of the original work on the screen, making it likely that fans will continue to be interested in comparing the novel and the film for two different kinds of enjoyment.