The cast and the filmmakers of the Netflix animation function Kpop demon hunters Celebrated the viral blow with a dynamic and musically infectious karaoke festival at the Toronto Film Festival Thursday evening.
The film revolves around Huntr / X, a group of K-Pop girls at the head of the class per day who fights night demons, and the boys of Saja, a group of K-Pop boys who are secretly demons themselves, and are determined to steal Huntr / X fans and take control of the world.
None of these rivalries were exhibited in Toronto last night. Rei Friend and Audrey Nuna, who, respectively, sing the roles of the interpreters of Huntr / X Zoey and Mira, joined Kevin Woo – The singing voice of Sava mystery of the Saja boys – to rock the crowd with the interpretations of karaoke of several of the biggest successes of the film, including Golden “, the current n ° 1.
Netflix had a special cocktail menu organized for the party, with three drunk drinks and a cocktail, named after successful songs from the film. There were a lot of button on the side, with fresh spring rolls and garlic bread to power the guests for their performance.
Apart from casting, Kpop demon hunters Maggie Kang and Chris Appehans were also present. Talk to The Hollywood ReporterKang, originally from Toronto, even said that she was surprised by the world’s “crushing” worldwide success, which has become one of Netflix’s greatest original films of all time. Alongside the ridiculously catchy soundtrack, Kang attributed the attraction of the film to its authentic representation of the Korean characters and the distinct animation style.
“We had a Korean audience to watch the film in Korean and not to realize that he was nicknamed, because of the way he captures culture and Korean gestures,” she noted.
The success of Kpop demon hunters could propel him into the Oscar race. A Netflix price manager has confirmed that streamer would position the film as one of its main contenders in the category of animated features the best for the Oscars of next year.
Nestled in the 404 bar off King Street, with a few dozen guests, the Tiff event was an intimate affair. But a turbine, with film critics and leaders of the belt industry of their favorite karaoke numbers – whether it is “Dancing Queen” by Abba, “Mr. Brightscide ”of the killers or a duo (quite impressive) of Wicked The anthem “What is this feeling?” – Approval roars.
But the biggest acclamations were reserved for the boys Huntr / X and Saja and the songs that stormed the world.
