Choir of God () is a 2025 South Korean musical drama film directed by Kim Hyung-hyup. Based on a true story, it features an ensemble cast led by Park Si-hoo and Jeong Jin-woon. Distributed by CJ CGV, the film was released in South Korea on December 31, 2025.
With its financial lifelines cut off by international sanctions, North Korea seeks to secure foreign aid by agreeing to stage a religious revival. Under orders from the ruling party, the Ministry of State Security is tasked with creating North Korea's first-ever fake propaganda praise troupe.
The screenplay is based on a draft by Kim Hwang-sung, with later adaptations incorporating input from a North Korean defector to ensure linguistic and cultural accuracy. The narrative draws partial inspiration from the construction of Chilgol Church in Pyongyang and historical religious exchanges in North Korea during the 1990s.
Filming took place in Mongolia over approximately six weeks beginning in February 2024, under extreme winter conditions.
The film was released theatrically on December 31, 2025, on 496 screens.
Following its release on December 31, Choir of God recorded a 41.2% seat occupancy rate on January 1, ranking first among Korean films for the day. The film surpassed 1.15 million admissions following its release, achieving sustained box office growth driven by word-of-mouth and group screenings. After initially debuting outside the top ranks, the film later reached number one at the Korean box office in early February.