The film ”Hadakanai” will be screened in IMAX, showcasing Lee Byung-hun's lonely struggle on a giant screen.

The IMAX poster for the movie "It Can't Be Done" has been released. "It Can't Be Done" tells the story of Man-soo (Lee Byung-hun), an office worker who is satisfied with his life to the point that he feels he has "accomplished everything," but is suddenly fired.
After being murdered, the story unfolds as he prepares for his own battle to find a new job in order to protect his wife and two children, and the home he worked so hard to buy. (IMA
X stands for high-resolution cameras, film formats, film projectors, wide, wide screens with high aspect ratios (approximately 1.43:1 or 1.90:1) and steeply sloped stadium seating.
With the IMAX screening confirmed, the film will feature a highly polished production with the participation of the most elite production team, and an original production that can be experienced for the first time on the big screen.
The film will be realized in even more three-dimensional form through the large IMAX screen and clear resolution. In particular, the film will be able to be experienced in various special cinema formats, as it contains a story and delicate details that create a strong sense of immersion.
The released poster features a sensual visual of Mansu's hands, one wearing a latex glove and the other a potholder.
The outline of a gun on the potholder also teases the tense situation that Man-soo will face as he enters the job market again.
"It Can't Be Done" is currently being screened in Korea to rave reviews.