Tae James, Hwayoon, Christine Slater thriller, The Hole Lands: Orion to release in summer 2027 (exclusive)

Yoo Hee-ran also stars in Kim Ji-won's film, an adaptation of Hee Yong-pyeon's novel.

Kim Ji-won's The Hole opens in the summer 2027 release calendar.

Amazon's specialty film label MGM Orion Pictures is set to release The Hole on June 25, 2027, The Hollywood Reporter has learned. Theo James, Huyeon, Yeom Hye Ran and Christian Slater round out the cast.

The Hole centers on Owen (James), an American professor living in South Korea. After his wife dies in a car accident, Owen's Korean mother-in-law takes care of him and begins to learn the secrets of his marriage and past. The exciting thriller is set in Seoul and Berkeley, California.

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Ji-won directs The Hole from a screenplay by Christopher Chen, which is an adaptation of the bestselling 2016 Korean-language novel of the same name by Hye Yong-pyun. Producers include Anthology Studios, K. Period Media and Esmail Corp, while Department M and Medan are financial and executive producers.

Also due in theaters on June 25, 2027, is Warner Bros.' untitled Ocean's Eleven prequel from writer-director Bradley Cooper, who will star alongside Margot Robbie, Wagner Moura, and Monica Barbaro.

James leads Guy Ritchie's Gentlemen for Netflix, which is set to return for a third season, while his feature credits include Fuze, Rosemead, The Monkey and the Divergent franchise.

Huyeon is famous for her failure in Netflix's The Squid Game, along with a role in the recent film Hope and an appearance in the series Disclaimer.

Hye-ran was seen in the recent film No Other Choice and is also known for series such as The Glory and The Uncanny Counter.

Slater has starred in roles like If I Had Feet I'd Kick You and Blink Twice and can soon be seen in Amazon MGM's How to Rob a Bank opposite Nicholas Hoult and Zoe Kravitz.

J-Won's previous features include Spider's Web, Illang: The Wolf Brigade, Age of Shadows and Arnold Schwarzenegger's The Last Stand.