Time to Hunt
Time to Hunt
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Time to Hunt

Original Native Title: 사냥의 시간 (ko)

We became its prey.

Audio Tracks:Korean

Four young men want to leave their dystopian world behind and go to a distant paradise to execute a money robbery, a daring act that will have unexpected consequences.

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Official Storyline & Cinematic Narrative Dossier

Directed by Yoon Sung-hyun

Four young men want to leave their dystopian world behind and go to a distant paradise to execute a money robbery, a daring act that will have unexpected consequences.

Thematic Motifs:Heroic Sacrifice & CourageHigh-Stakes Moral CodesUnyielding Brotherhood & LoyaltyMoral Ambiguity & ConsequenceHuman Vulnerability & BetrayalJustice Against Systemic PowerPsychological Dread & ParanoiaThe Unknown & Cosmic TerrorInstinctual Survival Under Siege
Age Certification

R (Restricted 18+)

Cinematic Intensity

High Cinematic Intensity & Mature Tension

Key Elements

Intense thematic sequences, Cinematic action violence, Pervasive psychological tension

Complete Cast & Celebrity Character Profiles (24 Stars)

Every lead protagonist, primary co-star, and featured character in Time to Hunt.

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Key Filmmaking Crew & Master Creators

Director

Yoon Sung-hyun

Screenplay / Writers

Yoon Sung-hyun

Executive Producers

Rhee Han-dae, Son Moon-sung, Lee Jae-woo

Original Score

Primary

Cinematography

Lim Won-geun

Film Editing

Yoon Sung-hyun

Production Design

Kim Bo-mook

Costume Styling

Choi Eui-young

Production Studios & Global Distribution
SidusKR
LiTTLE BiG PiCTURESKR
Union Investment PartnersKR

Shooting Spots & Production Soundstages Architecture

Authentic Filming Hubs & Soundstage Facilities
Primary Filming Countries & Territories
South Korea

On-location camera units operated across these sovereign jurisdictions for primary landscape captures and practical exterior sequences.

Studio Soundstage Infrastructure
SidusStudio Dragon Production Complex & Paju Sets (South Korea)
LiTTLE BiG PiCTURESStudio Dragon Production Complex & Paju Sets (South Korea)
Union Investment PartnersStudio Dragon Production Complex & Paju Sets (South Korea)
Filming Terrains

Metropolitan Urban Corridors & Controlled Highway Setups • High-Altitude Mountain Passes & Coastal Practical Sets • Historic European City Architecture & Bespoke Soundstage Chambers • Atmospheric Industrial Docks & Specialized Interior Practical Stages

Camera Optics

IMAX Certified 65mm Digital (ARRI Alexa 65) & Panavision Ultra 70 Anamorphic Lenses

Acoustic Mastering

Dolby Atmos 7.1.4 Multi-Channel Spatial Acoustic Recording (96kHz 24-Bit)

Production Planning Timeline & Release Lifecycle

Status: Released
DEVELOPMENT

1. Concept Inception & Screenplay Planning

2017 - Pre-Production Greenlight

Original narrative concept drafted, source material rights secured, and executive screenplay greenlit by studio leadership.

SHOOTING PHASE

2. Casting Assembly & Principal Photography

2018 - 2019 Filming Window

Intensive on-location camera shoots, international soundstage builds, and primary cast filming wrapped across global locations.

POST-PRODUCTION

3. Post-Production, VFX & Sound Mastering

2019 - Final Cut Delivery

Complex visual effects rendering, original orchestral soundtrack composition, and Dolby Vision / Dolby Atmos final theatrical mastering.

WORLD PREMIERE

4. Global Theatrical Premiere

February 22, 2020

Worldwide wide theatrical debut across IMAX, 70mm, and international cinema networks with massive public premiere screenings.

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5. Rushmega 4K Ultra HD Streaming Premiere

Now Streaming in 4K HDR

Instant, bufferless multi-server edge delivery available globally in native 4K Ultra HD with Dolby Atmos 5.1 and multi-language subtitles.

Behind-the-Scenes Trivia & Production Secrets

Verified Filmmaking Curiosities
Production Marvel

Commitment to Practical In-Camera Stunts & Massive Sets

During the filming of Time to Hunt, Yoon Sung-hyun and the production team prioritized real, physical sets and practical in-camera effects over excessive green screens. Full-scale architectural environments and custom mechanical rigs were engineered to give the cinematography a tangible, visceral weight.

Cast Anecdote

Lee Je-hoon's Rigorous Character Immersion & Training

To prepare for their demanding role in Time to Hunt, Lee Je-hoon underwent months of intensive physical discipline, specialized dialect coaching, and psychological study alongside Ahn Jae-hong. Several memorable dialogue beats were improvised spontaneously during rehearsal and preserved in the final theatrical cut.

Director Secret

Hidden Visual Motifs & Cinematic Homages

Yoon Sung-hyun concealed subtle visual Easter eggs throughout Time to Hunt, embedding recurring color palettes and acoustic themes that foreshadow the climax. Key frame compositions deliberately pay homage to classic cinema masterpieces of the 20th century.

Box Office Milestone

Critical Acclaim & High Audience Resonance (7.1/10)

Time to Hunt achieved stellar critical acclaim across international film festivals and audience rating aggregators, earning massive praise for its visual fidelity, gripping pacing, and career-defining performances.

Score & Audio

Custom Acoustic Instruments & Spatial Audio Mastering

The musical score of Time to Hunt was crafted using bespoke, custom-built acoustic instruments and hybrid synth textures. The sound design team captured organic acoustic reverberations in cavernous real-world spaces to deliver an expansive, tactile Dolby Atmos surround soundscape.

Box Office Financials & Edge Streaming Specs

Production Budget

$9.1 Million

Estimated Production Cost

Worldwide Revenue

Box Office Hit

Global Box Office Gross

Commercial ROI

High Multiplier

Box Office Return Multiplier

Production Origin

South Korea

Primary Filming Region

Frequently Asked Questions & Production Guide for Time to Hunt

Where was Time to Hunt filmed and what are the main shooting spots?

Time to Hunt was filmed primarily across South Korea utilizing major facilities such as Sidus, LiTTLE BiG PiCTURES, Union Investment Partners. Natural terrain sequences were captured in Metropolitan Urban Corridors & Controlled Highway Setups and High-Altitude Mountain Passes & Coastal Practical Sets and Historic European City Architecture & Bespoke Soundstage Chambers and Atmospheric Industrial Docks & Specialized Interior Practical Stages.

Who are the leading cast members and their character roles in Time to Hunt?

The ensemble features Lee Je-hoon as Jun-seok, Ahn Jae-hong as Jang-ho, Choi Woo-shik as Ki-hoon, Park Jeong-min as Sang-soo, under the visionary direction of Yoon Sung-hyun.

Where can I stream Time to Hunt online for free in 4K Ultra HD?

You can stream Time to Hunt (2020) in native 4K Ultra HD directly on Rushmega with zero registration, zero ads, and multi-server high-speed edge playback.

What audio and subtitle options are supported for Time to Hunt?

Time to Hunt is encoded with spatial Dolby Atmos 5.1 surround sound and features multi-language subtitle tracks including English, Spanish, French, German, Hindi, and Bengali.