Steel Rain Collection

The Steel Rain Collection is a two-part film series released between 2017 and 2020. The collection centers on a narrative of international tension and political intrigue, depicting a coup in North Korea that necessitates the escape of an agent with the country's injured leader to the South. The overarching premise revolves around the critical mission to ensure the leader's survival and avert a potential nuclear conflict. The two films in the collection have a combined runtime of 271 minutes and generated a total revenue of 45,113,693. Steel Rain (2017) is 139 minutes long and Steel Rain 2: Summit (2020) is 132 minutes. The series has achieved a combined IMDb rating of 7.1 and 6.2 respectively. The production for the Steel Rain Collection had a reported budget of zero. The collection comprises two installments that explore themes of survival, geopolitical risk, and the consequences of leadership.