Jung Jun Won And Lee Sang Yi Unknowingly Chase After Kong Hyo Jin In New Drama “A Bona Fide Killer” Posters

MBC’s upcoming drama “A Bona Fide Killer” has unveiled new character posters!

“A Bona Fide Killer” is an action drama about a working mother with a lethal job who is fighting to protect her work-life balance. In what marks her first MBC drama in 15 years, Kong Hyo Jin stars as Yu Bo Na, the seemingly ordinary manager of Sales Team 3 at Durumi Electronics, who is secretly the legendary sniper known as “Kingfisher.”

The posters capture the conflicting relationships among Yu Bo Na, Kwon Tae Seong (Jung Jun Won), and Lee Dong Jin (Lee Sang Yi), who each live by different beliefs. The tense pursuit between the three characters—Yu Bo Na, a killer who personally punishes criminals; Kwon Tae Seong, a social affairs reporter who digs into the truth behind cases; and Lee Dong Jin, a detective destined to apprehend criminals—is expected to become a key point of interest in the series as they each seek to achieve justice in their own way.

In the poster, Yu Bo Na stares coldly straight ahead while holding a sniper rifle. True to her reputation as a sniper who takes down vicious criminals with a single shot, she announces her spectacular return to the field, using a rooftop with a wide-open view as her stage. Her flawless all-black outfit reveals the instincts of a killer who does not tolerate even the slightest margin of error. The phrase, “OK, shall we go?” that she says ahead of a client meeting also adds to the intrigue. She is fierce yet spirited as she picks up a gun to protect someone precious to her.

Kwon Tae Seong displays a gaze that blends persistence and emptiness. The employee badge hanging around his neck reflects his sense of duty as a passionate reporter pursuing the truth, but his eyes also reveal the confusion he feels upon encountering signs of Kingfisher’s return. His question, “Are you sure it’s Kingfisher?” brings his past back to the surface, recalling his days as the reporter who once exclusively covered Kingfisher before he abandoned reporting after a certain incident.

Lee Dong Jin reveals his strong determination to apprehend criminals as he points a handgun with a flawless stance. Having chosen the path of a detective rather than pursuing personal revenge despite experiencing a tragedy during his school days, the police identification card attached to his clothing symbolizes his destiny to uphold the law and justice. The phrase, “Nice to see you, Kingfisher!” encapsulates his relentless pursuit instinct built over a long period of time.

The production team said, “Through these character posters, we wanted to show the contrast between the three characters with different beliefs within a single space, the rooftop. Please look forward to the individual stories of killer Yu Bo Na, reporter Kwon Tae Seong, and detective Lee Dong Jin, that will each be portrayed in a balanced way, creating an unpredictable development.”

“A Bona Fide Killer” will premiere on July 31 at 9:50 p.m. KST.

In the meantime, watch Kong Hyo Jin in “Crazy Romance” on Viki below:

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Lee Jung Eun And Kong Hyo Jin’s Upcoming Film “The Journey To Gyeongju” Confirms Premiere Date With Intriguing Posters

Upcoming film “The Journey to Gyeongju” has unveiled its first posters!

“The Journey to Gyeongju” is a family revenge film about a mother and three daughters who embark on a “killer” journey after waiting eight years, all for their youngest daughter Gyeong Ju who never returned from a school field trip.

The poster features what appears to be an ordinary family while conveying an unsettling atmosphere. It showcases the four family members inside a yellow van, each displaying a distinct personality. The mother, Ok Sil (Lee Jung Eun), clasps a rosary while praying. The eldest daughter, Jang Joo (Kong Hyo Jin), grips the steering wheel while cautiously surveying her surroundings. The second daughter, Young Ju (Park So Dam), tests a disposable camera intended to serve as part of their alibi. Meanwhile, the third daughter, Dong Ju (Lee Yeon), sleeps peacefully, seemingly unconcerned.

At first glance, the poster resembles an ordinary family road trip. However, a red human-shaped silhouette placed among the family members along with the provocative tagline, “We kidnapped the murderer,” hints at the unpredictable story ahead.

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The second poster captures the four women smiling brightly as they pose for a commemorative photo against the backdrop of Donggung Palace and Wolji Pond, one of Gyeongju’s most iconic historic sites. Dressed in matching “FAMILY” t-shirts and striking affectionate poses, they appear to be a harmonious family. Beneath the surface, however, lies a meticulously planned revenge scheme eight years in the making.

Adding to the intrigue is the tagline, “The trip is the alibi. The mission is revenge. We kidnapped the murderer,” accompanied by bloodstains that tease the truth behind the family’s trip.

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“The Journey to Gyeongju” has drawn international attention with invitations to major film festivals including the Hawaii International Film Festival and the Florence Korea Film Fest. The film also won the Audience Award at the 24th Florence Korea Film Fest after receiving strong reviews.

“The Journey to Gyeongju” is set to hit theaters in Korea on August 26. Stay tuned!

In the meantime, watch Kong Hyo Jin in “Crazy Romance” on Viki below:

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Kim Hye Joon Takes On Contrasting Demeanors Toward Kang Hoon And Cha Woo Min In New Drama “My Bias, My Boss” Posters

tvN’s upcoming drama “My Bias, My Boss” has shared new posters!

Based on the webtoon of the same name, “My Bias, My Boss” tells the story of the romance between Nam Da Reum (Kim Hye Joon), who joins a company to meet her longtime idol bias, and the company’s CEO Kang Ha Gi (Kang Hoon).

The newly released posters highlight the contrasting attitudes of Nam Da Reum, a new employee and devoted fan, toward CEO Kang Ha Gi and her favorite idol Lee Chan (Cha Woo Min).

In one set of posters, Nam Da Reum is focused on her work in the presence of the charismatic CEO Kang Ha Gi. Standing in front of a clothing rack filled with garments while holding an armful of documents and clothes, she embodies the passion of a new employee at a fashion company.

As the tagline reads, “You’re cold, but I can’t help paying attention to you, CEO,” Nam Da Reum’s lingering glances at Kang Ha Gi throughout the workday tease how she becomes preoccupied with the intimidating CEO.

Another set of posters captures Nam Da Reum’s cheerful smile as she switches into passionate fan mode, equipped with a light stick and slogan banner. In contrast to her attitude toward Kang Ha Gi, she gazes at Lee Chan, her favorite idol and the company director, with eyes full of admiration.

Not only is her treasured fan merchandise carefully displayed but Nam Da Reum also wears a joyful expression as she cannot take her eyes off Lee Chan. As the tagline reads, “I’m a fan, but I’m starting to want more, Director,” curiosity grows over whether Nam Da Reum’s wish to become a successful fan of Lee Chan will come true.

“My Bias, My Boss” premieres on August 3 at 8:50 p.m. KST and will be available to watch on Viki.

In the meantime, watch Cha Woo Min in “Spirit Fingers” below:

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Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, And Lee Min Ho Chase The Truth Behind Assassination Attempt In Posters For New Film “Assassin(s)”

Upcoming film “Assassin(s)” has released a new set of character posters!

“Assassin(s)” follows an investigation into the mystery and forces behind the August 15 shooting incident that shocked South Korea.

The newly released posters spotlight the stories of three main characters connected to the assassination attempt on the first lady. Through their intense expressions and determined gazes, the posters capture each character’s pursuit of the truth in their own way, heightening anticipation and tension.

Cheol Gu (Yoo Hae Jin), a sharp, determined senior inspector, reveals his inner turmoil through a subtle yet powerful expression as he looks upon the scene of the shocking incident. The text, “The one who tracks the truth,” raises curiosity about what kind of role he will play as he searches for answers.

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Jae Hwan (Park Hae Il), an editor in a newspaper’s social affairs department, shows a sharp and unwavering gaze that reflects his insight and conviction. The copy reads, “The one who seeks to reveal the truth,” highlighting his determination to report the story against mounting pressure.

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Young Il (Lee Min Ho), an ambitious rookie journalist, is seen holding a payphone as he reports the shooting incident to his newspaper after witnessing the scene. The text on his poster reads, “The one who digs into the truth,” further building anticipation for his journey as he dives deeper into uncovering the mystery.

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“Assassin(s)” is scheduled to premiere in September.

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Hwang Jung Min, Zo In Sung, And Jung Ho Yeon Gear Up For Action In New Film “HOPE” Posters

Upcoming film “HOPE” has unveiled new posters!

“HOPE” follows the story of Bum Seok (Hwang Jung Min), the chief of a police substation in Hopo Port, a village located near the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). After local youths report a tiger sighting, Bum Seok and the entire village are thrown into a state of emergency as they find themselves facing an unimaginable reality. Jung Ho Yeon plays Sung Ae, a police officer, while Zo In Sung plays a young man named Sung Gi.

The newly released posters highlight the film’s unique mise-en-scène, intense action, detailed sound design, and fast-paced storytelling through various premium theater formats.

Designed to provide a more immersive experience, the formats showcase the film’s three-dimensional sound, visual aesthetics, and suspenseful action sequences while emphasizing the distinctive features of each screening format, including Dolby Cinema, IMAX, SCREENX, and 4DX.

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“HOPE” is set to hit theaters on July 15.

In the meantime, watch Hwang Jung Min in “I, the Executioner” below:

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Hwang Jung Min, Zo In Sung, And Jung Ho Yeon Feel Rising Tension In New Film “HOPE” Posters

Upcoming film “HOPE” has unveiled new character posters!

The newly released posters boldly incorporate behind-the-scenes stills and character images from the set.

The first set of posters, designed using photographs taken by cinematographer Hong Kyung Pyo, showcases Hwang Jung Min as Bum Seok and Jung Ho Yeon as Sung Ae in focused moments, capturing their strong presence.

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Another poster shows Sung Gi (Zo In Sung) leaning against a truck with a dense forest as the backdrop alongside a group of youths.

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Another set of posters vividly portrays a tense moment involving three individuals who are trying to defend Hopo Port from an unidentified presence.

The images capture the dynamic actions of three characters: Bum Seok, a branch office chief seeking to protect villagers; Sung Ae, a police officer who aims a gun at those who have crossed the line; and Sung Gi, a young man who heads into the mountains in pursuit of a monster that attacked the village.

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“HOPE” is set to hit theaters on July 15.

In the meantime, watch Hwang Jung Min in “I, the Executioner” below:

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Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, And Lee Min Ho’s New Film Unveils Premiere Plans With Intriguing Posters

Upcoming film “Assassin(s)” has unveiled its first set of posters!

“Assassin(s)” follows an investigation into the mystery and forces behind the August 15 shooting incident that shocked South Korea.

Yoo Hae Jin plays Cheol Gu, a sharp, determined senior inspector at Jungbu Police Station who witnesses the incident firsthand.

Park Hae Il takes on the role of Jae Hwan, an editor in a newspaper’s social affairs department who, despite facing danger and pressure, digs into the lingering questions surrounding the investigation.

Lee Min Ho stars as Young Il, an ambitious rookie journalist in the same department who also witnesses the incident.

The newly released posters draw attention with the striking caption, “August 15, 1974: The First Lady Assassination Attempt.” The black-and-white scene visible beyond a hand gripping a pistol heightens the tension, while the pluralized title—which contrasts with the single figure in the poster—hints at the suspicions that still linger behind the official record of the incident, further heightening curiosity. Yoo Hae Jin, Park Hae Il, And Lee Min Ho’s New Film Unveils Premiere Plans With Intriguing Posters插图

“Assassin(s)” is scheduled to premiere in September.

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Ha Seok Jin And Hani Stand Together But Remain Worlds Apart In “Love On The Menu” Posters

Upcoming drama “Love on the Menu” has unveiled new posters!

“Love on the Menu” is a family romance drama that follows two former lovers who reunite eight years after a painful breakup. As they reconnect, they piece together the fragments of their broken families and create the warmest table of life together.

The posters feature Kim Moo Jin (Ha Seok Jin) and Han Gyu Rim (Hani), who have endured their own wounds while hiding their feelings for each other.

Kim Moo Jin, looking at Han Gyu Rim as they face each other again after eight years, conveys emotions that are not easily resolved, saying, “If you’re going to run away, do it right so we never have to see each other again like this.”

Han Gyu Rim’s poster includes the line, “I am the worst card you can hold,” and her eyes, which ultimately cannot meet his gaze, reflect a mixture of resignation and unshakable longing, born from having to leave him out of love.

The final poster with the two of them shows the two standing in the same space but ultimately unable to look at each other. Their diverging gazes symbolize a relationship in which, even while together, they cannot reach each other, revealing the wounds and longing accumulated over eight years.

The production team said, “Please warmly watch to see what kind of relationship the two people, who have faced each other again after crossing eight years of time, will build beyond their wounds.”

“Love on the Menu” premieres on July 25 at 8 p.m. KST.

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Nam Joo Hyuk, Roh Yoon Seo, And Cho Seung Woo Exude Overwhelming Presence In “The East Palace” Posters

Netflix’s upcoming series “The East Palace” has unveiled character posters featuring Nam Joo Hyuk, Roh Yoon Seo, and Cho Seung Woo!

“The East Palace” follows the story of Gu Cheon (Nam Joo Hyuk), who can traverse the world of ghosts, and Saeng Gang (Roh Yoon Seo), a court lady with the ability to hear ghosts, as they are summoned by the King (Cho Seung Woo) to unearth the cursed palace’s secrets.

The character poster for Gu Cheon, the one “who wanders into the spirit world,” shows Nam Joo Hyuk exuding intense charisma. Standing in the center of a blood-stained spirit world, Gu Cheon holds a unique sword covered in red characters, sparking curiosity about the darkest side of the palace he will encounter.

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The transformation of Roh Yoon Seo into Saeng Gang, the one “who hears the spirit whisper,” is also intriguing. With blood on her forehead, Saeng Gang is shown listening to eerie voices. These sinister sounds echoing from beyond the darkness lead Gu Cheon and Saeng Gang into the palace’s mystery.

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Cho Seung Woo, portraying the King “who seeks the spirits’ shadows,” creates tension with his heavy, imposing presence. His sharp gaze and the shadow covering one side of his face pique curiosity about the nature of the curse lingering in the East Palace.

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The three actors also shared the key points they focused on while portraying their characters. Nam Joo Hyuk mentioned that he prioritized “the chemistry with the unseen,” stating, “I constantly imagined the invisible spirits and the mysterious spirit world while acting. I filmed every moment pondering how to vividly convey this to viewers without making it feel alien.”

Roh Yoon Seo hinted, “Because the narrative and storyline flow in such an interesting way, I don’t think it stops at being just a scary or flashy piece. With strange entities, exhilarating action, and the characters’ stories all intertwined, I believe viewers will be able to watch it without a dull moment.”

Cho Seung Woo raised expectations by saying, “It was not an easy task to put several layers of masks on the King so that his thoughts remain unfathomable. The main characters in the drama each have deep, personal backstories, and it is a compelling piece where their emotions swirl, explode, and resolve alongside the incidents within the palace.”

Consisting of 8 episodes in total, all episodes of “The East Palace” will be released on July 17. Stay tuned!

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Kim Min Ha Is A North Korean Defector Who Is Settling In Just Fine In South Korea In Posters For New Film “Hana Korea”

The upcoming film “Hana Korea” has unveiled new posters featuring Kim Min Ha!

Inspired by a true life story, “Hana Korea” follows the journey of Hye Seon (Kim Min Ha), a North Korean defector who strives to keep moving forward despite facing an unfamiliar life.

The film is written and directed by Danish filmmaker Frederik Sølberg, offering a unique perspective on the life and growth of a North Korean defector through the eyes of a Danish director.

The newly released posters highlight Hye Sun’s hope as she takes steps toward a new life as well as the precious moments she experiences in her everyday life.

The first poster features Hye Sun blowing bubble gum. The caption, “You just have to hold on a little longer. You’re almost there now,” serves as a comforting message of self-encouragement as she endures difficult times, hinting at the warmth and hope the film will deliver. Kim Min Ha Is A North Korean Defector Who Is Settling In Just Fine In South Korea In Posters For New Film “Hana Korea”插图

The second poster shows Hye Sun smiling brightly while enjoying a game. Instead of the tense facial expressions seen in previous posters, her cheerful smile suggests that she is enjoying herself, giving viewers a glimpse of the changes she has undergone as she gradually and comfortably settles into Korean society.

The poster’s caption, “I wanted to tell you that I’m doing well,” serves both as a heartfelt message one wishes to convey to a loved one far away and as a line that encapsulates the journey Hye Sun has gone through. Kim Min Ha Is A North Korean Defector Who Is Settling In Just Fine In South Korea In Posters For New Film “Hana Korea”插图1

“Hana Korea” is set to premiere on July 8.

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