Exploring the importance of intergenerational friendship and the evolving definition of success in driven workplace culture is a compelling driving force in many films. The Korean film, ‘The Intern,’ examines what happens when two people from different stages of life find common ground.

The dramedy explores the challenges of adapting to a rapidly changing workplace and the value of experience, fresh perspectives and mutual understanding. As the unlikely colleagues navigate their differences, they discover that learning and personal growth can happen at any age.

The new movie is a remake of writer-director Nancy Meyers’s 2015 feature of the same name. The American film stars Robert De Niro and Anne Hathaway.

The Korean version of the dramedy will be released on VOD in the U.S. next Tuesday, November 10 by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment. In honor of the feature’s home release, Film Factual is offering two lucky winners a digital code to watch the project on Movies Anywhere.

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You have until next Tuesday, November 10, the day of the dramedy’s digital distribution in the U.S., to enter. On November 10, we’ll pick the winners at random, and notify them through DM. Good luck!

Kim Do Young directed the film. ‘The Intern’ stars Choi Min Shik, Han So Hee, Kim Jun Han, Ryu Hye Young, Kim Kum Soon, Park Ye Ni, Kim Yo Han, Lim Sung Gyun and Yun Sang Jeong. The dramedy also features special appearances from Kang Tae Oh and Han Ji Eun.

‘The Intern’ follows Sun-woo (So-hee), a young CEO of a fashion start-up, and Ki-ho (Choi), a retiree with 37 years of experience who joins the company as a senior intern. As Ki-ho navigates the company’s digital and unconventional culture, the two form an unexpected bond and learn from each other despite generational differences.