# Audition 109 Korean Film (2026): Jung Woo’s Tear-Filled Smile in New Poster Will Break Your Heart in the Best Way

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Published: 2026-04-14  
Updated: 2026-04-14  
Author: Reetam Bodhak

Sometimes the most powerful stories are the ones that look like yours — and *Audition 109* is exactly that kind of film.

## What Is *Audition 109* About?

A sequel to Jung Woo’s representative film *Wish*, *Audition 109* follows Jjanggu (Jung Woo), who leaves Busan for Seoul to chase his dream of becoming an actor. Despite struggling to make ends meet and facing repeated rejection, he refuses to give up, returning to audition rooms time and again.

It’s a story about grit, heartbreak, and the stubborn courage it takes to keep showing up — and honestly, it already feels like a future classic.

## Audition 109 Film Details

| Detail | Info |
| --- | --- |
| Film Title | Audition 109 |
| Lead Actor | Jung Woo |
| Character | Jjanggu |
| Genre | Drama |
| Sequel To | *Wish* |
| Release Date | April 22, 2026 |
| Tagline | *“Wishes come true”* |

## What Does the Main Poster Tell Us?

The newly unveiled poster says everything without saying a word.

The poster immediately draws attention with a close-up of Jjanggu’s face filling the frame. Turned slightly away as he gazes into the distance, tears pool in his eyes while a faint smile lingers on his lips — capturing both his signature cheerfulness and the quiet weight of his perseverance.

![Audition 109](https://technosports.co.in/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/auudud.jpg)

That contrast — tears and a smile existing in the same moment — is the emotional core of this entire story. Anyone who has ever chased a dream against the odds will feel this poster in their chest.

The phrase on the poster, “Wishes come true,” underscores Jjanggu’s unwavering determination to rise again, no matter how many times he falls.

## Why *Audition 109* Could Be April’s Most Emotional Korean Film

Jung Woo is no stranger to deeply human roles, and returning to the beloved character of Jjanggu — a dreamer from Busan navigating Seoul’s brutal entertainment industry — feels personal and authentic. The film taps into a universal truth: that the most resilient people aren’t the ones who never cry, but the ones who smile through the tears and walk back into the room anyway.

For more on how Korean cinema has mastered the art of emotionally driven storytelling, check out Wikipedia’s detailed overview of [Cinema of South Korea](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cinema_of_South_Korea).

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## FAQs

### **Q: When does *Audition 109* release in theatres?**

 *Audition 109* is set to hit theatres nationwide on **April 22, 2026**, starring Jung Woo as the dream-chasing Jjanggu.

### **Q: Is *Audition 109* a sequel?**

 Yes, it is a sequel to Jung Woo’s earlier film *Wish*, continuing the journey of the same beloved character, Jjanggu.