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| The poster for the music-themed movie "Sing Street" for CGV's special screening. Courtesy of CGV |
By Cho Hae-min
The music-themed movie "Sing Street" will be screened again at Seoul's CGV, in a special event starting Thursday.
The 2016 hit Irish movie was co-directed and produced by Irish film director John Carney, best known for the 2007 musical film "Once" and the 2013 film "Begin Again."
The Dublin-based film is the story of schoolboys creating a band. The movie centers on a teenage boy who forms the rock group to impress the girl he falls in love with.
It stars Irish actor Ferdia Walsh-Peelo and British-American actress Lucy Boynton, who appeared in the 2018 biographical film "Bohemian Rhapsody."
The theater will screen other previously released popular movies including "About Time," "Begin Again" and "Carol" in an attempt to increase ticket sales during the coronavirus outbreak.
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