Netflix's latest Korean thriller is set to make its global debut at the prestigious Toronto International Film Festival.

🎬 Invited to TIFF's "Special Presentation" Section

On June 27, Netflix confirmed that Good News, directed by Byun Sung-hyun, has been officially invited to the 50th Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF). It will be screened as a world premiere under the "Special Presentation" section, which spotlights highly anticipated global films.

🌍 TIFF: A Launchpad for Global Recognition

TIFF is one of the "Big Four" global film festivals — alongside Cannes, Berlin, and Venice — and is the largest film festival in North America. Past Korean films featured in this section include Veteran 2, Decision to Leave, The Age of Shadows, and The Handmaiden.

📣 Why TIFF Chose 'Good News'

TIFF CEO Cameron Bailey praised the film's unique identity, saying, "It reflects the festival's core values: innovation, authenticity, and a global perspective."

🛩️ A Suspenseful 1970s Hijacking Mission

Set in 1970, Good News tells the story of a group trying to land a hijacked plane under mysterious circumstances. Seol Kyung-gu plays the lead fixer, while Hong Kyung takes on the role of a stoic air force officer.

📺 Netflix Global Release to Follow

After its TIFF debut, Good News will be available for global streaming on Netflix.