The film 'The Witch: Part 1. The Subversion' was released in South Korean theaters, marking its initial public debut.
The film was released in international markets, gaining a wider audience outside of South Korea.
The movie received critical acclaim for its unique storyline and action sequences, boosting its popularity.
Ja-yoon, an elementary school student, escapes from a mysterious research facility with enhanced superhuman abilities but suffers from memory loss.
Ja-yoon starts living under a new identity, attending school and trying to lead a normal life while hiding her powers.
A violent incident occurs at Ja-yoon's school involving her powers being triggered accidentally, leading to her drawing attention.
The organization that pursued Ja-yoon resurfaces, revealing their interest in recapturing her due to her enhanced abilities.
Through a series of flashbacks and emotional triggers, Ja-yoon begins to regain memories about her origins and the facility she escaped from.
Ja-yoon confronts and battles trained assassins sent to recapture or eliminate her.
It is revealed that Ja-yoon possesses not just enhanced strength and fighting ability, but also a unique power capable of mass destruction.
Ja-yoon chooses to fight against the organization rather than run, embracing her powers and her true identity.
The movie ends with an ambiguous scene hinting at Ja-yoon's continued battle and potential future developments.
