Unborn But Forgotten on DVD October 11th

The feature film directorial debut of Korean director Lim Chang-jae, Unborn But Forgotten (originally titled Hayanbang) screams its way into stores nationwide Oct. 11th on Tartan Video’s Asia Extreme label.

In Unborn But Forgotten, women who have no apparent relationship to one another begin inexplicably dying 15 days after visiting a mysterious website.  Oddly, each woman appears to have given birth before her demise, although friends and family members all vehemently deny that they were pregnant.

While filming a documentary on the phenomenon, a reporter (Lee Eun-ju, Tae Guk Gi/Brotherhood of War) joins the investigation of Detective Choi (Jeong Jun-ho, Another Public Enemy, Married to the Mafia), which leads to the discovery of a site known only as The White Room. Uncovering the secret has its price, leaving her just 15 days to discover the meaning behind the cryptic website.

Korean, with English and Spanish subtitles, Unborn But Forgotten is presented in anamorphic widescreen, Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound and DTS Surround Sound 5.1. Special DVD features include interviews with cast and crew, “Making Of" featurette, original theatrical trailer, and trailers of Tartan Asia Extreme’s upcoming releases.

All releases on the Asia Extreme label are supported by broad-based and multi-faceted consumer advertising campaigns, a comprehensive online viral marketing campaign, and a public relations push to English-, Spanish- and Asian-language media.