Kim Hyun Joo And Lee Moo Saeng Join Forces As Fake Married Couple To Take On Jin Sun Kyu In “100 Days Of Deception”

The upcoming drama “100 Days of Deception” has unveiled new stills of Kim Hyun Joo, Lee Moo Saeng, and Jin Sun Kyu!

Helmed by director Yoo In Shik of “Extraordinary Attorney Woo” and the “Dr. Romantic” series, “100 Days of Deception” is a period spy romance set over 100 days during the Japanese occupation of Korea.

The drama will follow the story of Lee Ga Kyeong (Kim You Jung), the top pickpocket in Gyeongseong (present-day Seoul), who becomes an undercover spy for the independence movement and infiltrates the Japanese Government-General of Korea. There, she winds up becoming entangled with interpreter Kim Tae Woong (GOT7’s Park Jinyoung), who also goes by the name Sato Hideo and is the adopted son of the Inspector-General of Korea, the second-highest-ranking official in the administration.

Kim Hyun Joo, Lee Moo Saeng, and Jin Sun Kyu form another central axis of the story through their characters’ complicated ties dating back many years.

Kim Hyun Joo plays Yoo So Ran, a sharpshooter and member of the anti-Japanese resistance group Gugukdan. As one of the group’s leading figures, Yoo So Ran is an action-oriented fighter with exceptional marksmanship. What begins as a personal quest for revenge eventually grows into a life devoted to a greater cause and her country. In the newly released stills, she commands attention as she explains a plan to fellow members and confidently wields a heavy rifle.

Describing Yoo So Ran, Kim Hyun Joo said, “She is someone who has endured for a long time, having given up her own life and held on solely to her personal desire for revenge.” She added, “Although her journey may have begun with personal revenge, she doesn’t stop there and eventually lives for a greater cause and her country.” Kim Hyun Joo also explained that she focused on delicately portraying Yoo So Ran’s emotional transformation, noting, “Her heart, which had become cold and hardened, gradually begins to change as she meets different people.”

Lee Moo Saeng plays Yoo Philip, a Korean American correspondent and member of Gugukdan. He is also Yoo So Ran’s husband in a marriage of convenience. Using his position as a journalist, Yoo Philip plays a key role in pressuring the Political Affairs Director of the Japanese Government-General of Korea.

One of the newly released stills shows Yoo Philip looking at Yoo So Ran with concern. Lee Moo Saeng described his character as “a person with a cool head and a passionate heart,” adding, “Although he is willing to put himself on the line for the greater cause, I tried to portray him as someone who always thinks things through and has the self-control to make decisions based on reason rather than emotion.”

Opposing the two is Jin Sun Kyu as Sato Shinichi, the Political Affairs Director of the Japanese Government-General of Korea. Having risen to become the second-highest-ranking official in the colonial administration, Sato Shinichi is willing to do whatever it takes to achieve success and advance his career. In the newly released stills, he remains completely unfazed even as he points a gun at someone.

Sato Shinichi is also the target of Yoo So Ran’s assassination plot. Unaware that Lee Ga Kyeong has infiltrated the Japanese Government-General under the guise of a new interpreter trainee named Geum Seo Hee, he is unknowingly caught between the two women’s infiltration and revenge plots, raising questions about how their actions will ultimately change his fate.

Jin Sun Kyu described Sato Shinichi as “a man at the center of evil whom everyone wants to eliminate and be wary of.” He explained that he interpreted the character as someone who crosses the line in pursuit of his own desires within the power structure, ultimately trampling on the lives and dignity of others.

“100 Days of Deception” will premiere on October 10 at 9:10 p.m. KST. Stay tuned!

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Han Sun Hwa And Chang Ryul’s Chance Reunion Leaves Them Curious About Each Other In “The Table: Day And Night”

The upcoming romance film “The Table: Day and Night” has unveiled new character stills featuring Han Sun Hwa and Chang Ryul!

Set during the transition from summer to fall, “The Table: Day and Night” captures the witty, understated, and charming conversations shared by four pairs of men and women who cross paths at the same café. The film follows the chance encounter between Yoo Jin (Kim Min Ha) and Hyeon Oh (Joo Jong Hyuk), who visit the café at different times of day; the unexpected reunion of Sang Mi (Han Sun Hwa) and Young Min (Chang Ryul), who attended the same private tutoring sessions in middle school; the fiery first meeting between Hye Jin (Shim Eun Kyung), a web novel writer, and Dong Nam (Lee Hee Joon), an indie filmmaker; and the bittersweet moments shared by aspiring idol Na Kyeong (Jeon So Young) and her boyfriend Jong Su (Kim Dong Hwi).

Han Sun Hwa plays Sang Mi, a lovable yet unpredictable woman with a free-spirited personality. Chang Ryul takes on the role of Young Min, an old acquaintance whom Sang Mi briefly knew during middle school. After unexpectedly crossing paths with Sang Mi again years later, Young Min finds himself caught between confusion and a hard-to-explain curiosity toward her.

The newly released character stills offer a glimpse of the two characters’ contrasting personalities, with Sang Mi exuding a carefree charm and Young Min giving off a more composed and upright impression. Their reunion after so many years raises curiosity about the conversations they will share as they explore the secrets of the world—and where their unexpected connection might lead.

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“The Table: Day and Night” is slated to hit theaters in November.

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Lee Sun Bin, Yoo Jae Myung, And More Take On The Challenge Of Setting CSAT Questions In “Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng”

The upcoming film “Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng” has shared new stills!

“Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng” is a comedy film about Maeng Bo Ram (Lee Sun Bin), a Korean language teacher from a small provincial town who unexpectedly joins the team responsible for creating Korea’s College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT), also known as the Suneung, due to an administrative error. The question-setting headquarters is sealed off for 40 days as the committee works in complete secrecy to create “problem-free questions” without any typos or room for dispute.

The newly released stills offer a glimpse into the CSAT question-setting headquarters, which has long been shrouded in mystery. Captured in a room with walls covered in notes, Maeng Bo Ram appears deep in thought as she rests her chin on her hand, showing how focused she is on preparing the CSAT questions.

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The stills also capture the exam committee members gathered around a conference table late into the night, exchanging opinions. Moon Joo Yeol (Yoo Jae Myung), the head of the Korean language question-setting committee, along with Maeng Bo Ram and philosophy professor Go Jae Bong (Kim Kyung Min), are shown reviewing questions together, sparking curiosity about how the process of creating questions that could determine the fate of Korean test takers will unfold.

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Another image shows the exam committee members cheering with their arms raised above their heads, offering a glimpse into the ups and downs they experience as they work to complete the questions.

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A video released alongside the stills shows actors Lee Sun Bin, Yoo Jae Myung, Kim Young Min, and Jeon Seok Ho leaving messages of encouragement for job seekers and students preparing for the CSAT.

Lee Sun Bin said, “The person who stays seated until the very end wins,” while Yoo Jae Myung remarked, “Let’s take on this challenge in style.” Kim Young Min shared, “Once you know the reason, you won’t get it wrong next time,” while Jeon Seok Ho offered the message, “Every box on the OMR sheet represents a step in life.”

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“Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng” will hit theaters nationwide this October.

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Watch: Lee Sun Bin Accidentally Becomes A CSAT Question Setter In New Comedy Film “Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng”

The upcoming film “Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng” has unveiled its main poster and trailer!

The main poster captures a meeting room inside the question-setting headquarters in complete chaos, with CSAT passages flying in every direction. At the center, Maeng Bo Ram looks utterly shocked and unsure of what to do. Meanwhile, Moon Joo Yeol (Yoo Jae Myung), the head of the Korean language question-setting committee, and Park Kyung Tae (Kim Young Min), the head of the CSAT review committee, engage in a heated confrontation across a desk. Korea Institute for Curriculum and Evaluation employee Ki Jun Su (Jeon Seok Ho) desperately throws himself between them in an attempt to stop the fight.

The poster offers a glimpse of the intense 40-day project undertaken by the question-setting committee members as they work to create an exam that will determine the fate of approximately 500,000 students.

The newly released trailer begins on the day of the CSAT, when the entire country is on edge. As announcers report that aircraft takeoffs and landings have been suspended and the opening of the stock market has been delayed, the trailer then flashes back 40 days to reveal the chaos behind the scenes at the question-setting headquarters.

Maeng Bo Ram initially arrives at the headquarters bright-eyed and cheerful, only to be dragged into somewhere without knowing what is happening. As Ki Jun Su frantically shouts, “It’s an emergency in the Korean language department right now!” the trailer reveals that an error occurred during the recruitment process, resulting in the inexperienced Maeng Bo Ram being brought in instead of another Maeng Bo Ram who was actually a seasoned expert.

Inside the completely sealed-off facility, the inexperienced Maeng Bo Ram refuses to be intimidated as she struggles to keep up with the veteran Korean language question setters, whose heated meetings are filled with intense debates and raised voices. The trailer rapidly cuts between the tense discussions and Bo Ram’s determined efforts to complete her mission.

The trailer ends on a lighter note, with Park Kyung Tae giving Bo Ram a thumbs-up and telling her, “You did very well.” Meanwhile, Bo Ram ducks down behind the desk, cheering with delight at his praise.

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“Ugly Duckling Ms. Maeng” will hit theaters nationwide this October.

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Watch: Kim Min Ha, Han Sun Hwa, And More’s Lives Intersect At The Same Café In “The Table: Day And Night”

The upcoming romance film “The Table: Day and Night” has released a new poster and teaser!

Set during the transition from summer to fall, “The Table: Day and Night” captures the witty, understated, and charming conversations shared by four pairs of men and women who cross paths at the same café. The film follows the chance encounter between Yoo Jin (Kim Min Ha) and Hyeon Oh (Joo Jong Hyuk), who visit the café at different times of day; the unexpected reunion of Sang Mi (Han Sun Hwa) and Young Min (Chang Ryul), who attended the same private tutoring sessions in middle school; the fiery first meeting between Hye Jin (Shim Eun Kyung), a web novel writer, and Dong Nam (Lee Hee Jun), an indie filmmaker; and the bittersweet moments shared by aspiring idol Na Kyeong (Jeon So Young) and her boyfriend Jong Su (Kim Dong Hwi).

The newly released poster catches the eye with its pink-and-green color scheme and bold typography. The four couples are positioned between the words “DAY AND NIGHT,” each facing a different moment in their relationships. Yoo Jin and Hyeon Oh stand far apart, gazing in different directions; Sang Mi holds Young Min’s cheeks as he looks flustered; Hye Jin listens to Dong Nam with an uneasy expression; and Na Kyeong and Jong Su sit across from each other with a noticeable distance between them. What stories brought these eight characters to the café?

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The teaser also offers glimpses of the characters as they spend days and nights in the same café from summer through fall. Their expressions convey a range of emotions associated with love, from excitement and surprise to curiosity and hesitation, as their stories sometimes unfold separately and at other times overlap.

Yoo Jin and Hyeon Oh’s dreamlike connection that stretches across day and night; Sang Mi and Young Min’s thrilling and unexpected reunion; Hye Jin and Dong Nam’s fiery first encounter; and Na Kyeong and Jong Su’s bittersweet and tender final moments come together. As the film’s tagline says, “All the moments we loved are here,” the four couples’ stories are set to capture the hearts of audiences.

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“The Table: Day and Night” is slated to hit theaters in November.

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5 Sun Qian C-Dramas You Don’t Want To Miss

Sun Qian’s turn as Flora has notched up the actress’s popularity quotient by a few notches. In “The Early Spring,” she plays the optimistic and hardworking rookie who steps into the world of advertising, only to get caught up in a steamy romance with her boss, Luke (Jing Bo Ran). However, beyond the drama, the actress has steadily been making her mark with performances that span romance, family drama, mystery, and crime. Whether she is playing a woman navigating complicated relationships, or stepping into darker, more suspenseful territory, Sun Qian has proven she is not afraid to explore different shades of a character.

If you are new to Sun Qian’s work or are simply looking for more dramas featuring the actress, here are five C-dramas which showcase her versatility.

“The Early Spring”

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Sun Qian’s Shang Zhi Tao or “Flora” is a bright-eyed graduate who may lack the credentials, but has the drive to push herself and excel at whatever is assigned to her. However, when she joins “Lime,” one of the most sought-after agencies in Beijing, Flora understands that she is at the lowest rung of the ladder. She lacks experience and is nowhere at par with her colleagues. To make her mark, she really needs to stand out. But the issue is Luan “Luke” Nian (Jing Bo Ran), Lime’s uber-cool creative head who takes an instant dislike to her, wanting her to quit.

The feisty Flora proves she is no quitter and works hard, earning the trust of all. But things get a tad complicated when Flora, who is attracted to Luke, succumbs to his seductive charm. What starts off as a one-night stand soon escalates into a torrid love affair but with a complicated emotional dependence between the two. The major issue between the couple is their inability to communicate honestly with each other, which leads to misunderstandings, heartbreak, and a separation.

“The Early Spring” struck a chord with fans for its realistic portrayal of messy and complex couple dynamics. Sun Qian’s Flora is a flawed character with her own strengths and shortcomings, with the actor showcasing the confusion, stubbornness, as well as the sensitivity with style. The chemistry between Sun Qian and Jing Bo Ran is also the highlight of the show, with both actors making their characters feel real and lived in.

“Love Story in the 1970s”

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Sun Qian’s Fei Ni in “Love Story in the 1970s” is a bit different from Flora. She is the one calling the shots in the relationship, being extremely confident in her abilities. But if there is one thing the two share in common, it is the stubbornness to excel and achieve their dreams no matter what. Fei Ni wants to go to college but ends up missing the opportunity since admissions are on the basis of recommendations rather than merit. She starts taking care of Fang Mu Yang (Arthur Chen), a wounded soldier, in the hope that the deed would win her points. Little does she realize that Fang Mu Yang is her middle-school classmate who has been secretly in love with her.

The two enter a marriage of convenience on Fei Ni’s suggestion since she wants to get housing. As they start living together, the two navigate the many challenges and grow as people, with Fang Mu Yang encouraging Fei Ni every step of the way.

A slow-burn romance between two very different people, it is an endearing and heartfelt tale of self-growth and love. Fei Ni is an independent and self-reliant person with a resilient spirit, and Sun Qian brings forth her character’s strong personality naturally. Once again, it’s the tender chemistry between her and Arthur Chen that makes you root for this endearing on-screen couple.

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“The Islands”

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Sun Qian’s Tao Shu Na in “The Islands” is the youngest of three generations of Meng women whose lives, relationships, and conflicts form the heart of the drama. Each woman has her own ideas about love, marriage, family, and independence. But living under the same roof brings their differences as well as long-held tensions to the fore. Tao Shu Na finds herself caught between the expectations of the older generations and her own desire to make her way in life, giving Sun Qian a more vulnerable and layered character to portray.

Her relationship with Zhang Xiao Yan (Chen Jing Ke) adds a sweet romantic thread to the story. Their chemistry is easy and understated, with their playful exchanges and affectionate moments giving the romance a natural quality. The relationship also offers a refreshing contrast to the more complicated dynamics within the Meng family.

“The Islands” is worth watching for its warm yet honest look at family relationships across generations. It explores how women from the same family can love each other deeply while having very different ideas about what makes a fulfilling life. And Sun Qian brings warmth and sincerity to Tao Shu Na.

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“Love Song in Winter”

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Lu Yan (Sun Qian) is an anesthesiologist whose carefully rebuilt life is disrupted when her former boyfriend unexpectedly returns. Jiang Cheng Yi (Johnny Huang) is now a detective, assigned to special cases. Having had his heart mercilessly broken by Lu Yan in college, her leaving him without any explanation has constantly hurt him.

After going their separate ways eight years earlier, their paths cross again when a mystery involving a series of deaths brings them together. As they investigate what happened, they are also forced to confront the unresolved emotions and secrets from their past.

Lu Yan is a professional woman with her own emotional history and gives Sun Qian room to explore both her character’s vulnerability and strength. The combination of romance, mystery, and suspense also keeps the story from becoming a straightforward love story. And her chemistry with Johnny Huang is another reason to tune in.

“19th Floor”

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Chun Yu (Sun Qian) is a university student who wakes up after a school bus crash, only to find herself caught in a mysterious and terrifying survival game. She meets fellow player Gao Xuan (Wei Zhe Ming), and along with their schoolmates, they navigate a series of dangerous challenges while trying to uncover the truth behind what has happened to them.

The drama is a gripping mix of mystery, suspense, and survival-game elements. Sun Qian brings a natural vulnerability to Chun Yu, whose journey sees her confront her fears and gradually become more resilient. The plot keeps you invested as the characters work together to survive, while each challenge reveals new clues about the mysterious game and the people behind it.

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Puja Talwar is a Soompi writer with a strong Jing Bo Ran and Lee Junho bias. A long time K-drama fan, she loves devising alternate scenarios to the narratives. She has interviewed Lee Min Ho, Gong Yoo, Cha Eun Woo, and Ji Chang Wook to name a few. You can follow her on @puja_talwar7 on Instagram.

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Jeon Do Yeon, Park Hae Soo, Kim Sun Young, Kim Geum Soon, And More Confirmed For New Drama

Jeon Do Yeon, Park Hae Soo, Kim Sun Young, Kim Geum Soon, and more are teaming up for tvN’s upcoming drama “The Great Bang Ok Sook” (literal translation)!

“The Great Bang Ok Sook” depicts a battle for survival between a “gangster-like” apartment residents’ association that is deeply invested in housing prices and a “real gangster” redevelopment association chairman who is equally committed to redevelopment. The drama will be directed by Kim Hyung Sik of “Under the Queen’s Umbrella” and penned by Lee Ki Chul of “Escape from Mogadishu.”

Jeon Do Yeon takes on the role of Bang Ok Sook, the power broker of the Noble Gold Castle apartment residents’ association and the central figure in a campaign to thwart redevelopment. Bang Ok Sook is a woman who will do anything to protect the value of her Han River-view apartment, which she managed to purchase after years of hardship. When housing prices begin to fluctuate because of redevelopment plans in a neighboring area, she takes matters into her own hands to defend the value of her home.

Park Hae Soo plays Yoon Tae Woong, the redevelopment association chairman who goes head-to-head with Bang Ok Sook. A “gentle gangster” surrounded by all kinds of rumors and a redevelopment expert with a 100 percent success rate, he quickly brings a redevelopment project that had languished for 10 years into concrete view, putting the Noble Gold Castle residents’ association in jeopardy. Through this project, Jeon Do Yeon and Park Hae Soo will reunite after “The Price of Confession.”

Kim Sun Young, Kim Geum Soon, Kim Guk Hee, Woo Jeong Won, and Gong Sung Ha will join the Noble Gold Castle residents’ association. Kim Sun Young portrays Lee Ho Young, who develops a subtle rivalry with Bang Ok Sook, while Kim Geum Soon plays Yoon Ji Ae, the association’s chairwoman.

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Kim Guk Hee stars as Oh Ji Hee, a self-proclaimed investment expert known for her knack for losing money; Woo Jeong Won portrays Do Do Hee, who appears indifferent but is deeply devoted to the residents’ association; and Gong Sung Ha plays Kim Ye Ri, a social media influencer.

Baek Hyun Jin plays Koo Myung Hwan, a social affairs journalist and the husband of Lee Ho Young, who helps the residents’ association in its campaign to thwart redevelopment.

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“The Great Bang Ok Sook” is set to premiere in the first half of 2027. Stay tuned for more updates!

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New Comedy Film Starring Lee Sun Bin, Park Ji Hwan, Bae Hyeon Seong, And More Shares First Look

The upcoming comedy film “The Taste of Prison” (literal translation) has wrapped up filming and is now entering the final stages of production!

On September 10, the production team announced that filming officially concluded on September 5 after approximately two months of production.

“The Taste of Prison” is a comedy film that follows the cheerful culinary redemption story of a celebrity chef who falls from grace overnight and ends up reporting to work in a prison kitchen, alongside inmates who create soul-stirring dishes using unimaginable recipes and ingredients.

Lee Sun Bin takes on the role of Jessica, a celebrity chef who has followed an elite, traditional culinary career path. Known for not holding back when delivering harsh criticism, Jessica suddenly finds herself transferred to a prison kitchen, where she begins making food alongside the inmates.

Park Ji Hwan plays Jung Bae, the leader of Cell No. 3. Although he frequently clashes with Jessica, he is also someone who creates unexpected dishes using unconventional recipes and mysterious ingredients of unknown origin.

Bae Hyeon Seong portrays Su Hyeon, a newcomer to Cell No. 3 with a gentle personality and a natural talent for cooking. He emerges as a new cook in the prison.

Joining them are Jo Bok Rae as Yong Tak, a boastful con artist; Park Young Gyu as No Ja, the spiritual pillar of Cell No. 3 who knows his way around coffee; and Jo Dong In as Ki Chul, a financial criminal with a hearty appetite.

The group still image released for the end of filming captures the distinct personalities of the characters. Lee Sun Bin and Park Ji Hwan sit at the center, with Bae Hyeon Seong and Jo Bok Rae positioned on either side. With Park Young Gyu and Jo Dong In also joining the group, attention is focused on the relationships and comedy these characters will create.

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“The Taste of Prison” is currently in post-production. Stay tuned for more updates!

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“Descendants Of The Sun” Confirmed For Indonesian Film Remake

The hit drama “Descendants of the Sun,” which marks its 10th anniversary this year, is being remade as an Indonesian feature film!

On September 7, the production company NEW announced that it plans to release “Descendants of the Sun Indonesia” (working title), a film that reinterprets the original series to fit local sentiments and backgrounds, in Indonesian theaters in 2027.

Aired in 2016, “Descendants of the Sun” depicts the love and choices of soldiers and doctors in the extreme environment of a foreign land. At the time, it recorded a peak viewership rating of 38.8 percent and gained popularity across Asia.

The Indonesian version stars Reza Rahadian and Dian Sastrowardoyo as the male and female leads, respectively, and reconstructs the story into a feature film by adding local settings and cultural sensibilities to the original premise. The film is helmed by director Hanung Bramantyo, who previously turned the Indonesian remake of the film “Miracle in Cell No. 7” into a local box-office hit and is a two-time winner of the Best Director award at the Indonesian Film Festival.

“Descendants of the Sun Indonesia” has currently finished filming and is in the post-production stage, with a theatrical release scheduled for 2027. Stay tuned!

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Kim Hae Sook, Kim Sun Young, And Kim Young Min Form A Strong Family Bond In New Film “Portrait Of A Family”

Upcoming film “Portrait of a Family” has unveiled new stills ahead of its premiere!

“Portrait of a Family” is a family chronicle that follows top star couple Jung Gu (Ryu Seung Ryong) and Nam Mi (Ha Ji Won). After their marriage falls apart due to the sudden appearance of Jung Gu’s daughter Dong Ju (Kim Si Ah), the film picks up eight years later, depicting the couple’s desperate pursuit of the truth to save Dong Ju after she becomes embroiled in a shocking incident.

The newly released stills spotlight Kim Hae Sook, Kim Sun Young, and Kim Young Min as members of Jung Gu’s family.

Kim Hae Sook plays Jung Gu’s mother Gi Sik, who will stop at nothing to save her granddaughter Dong Ju. She is the kind of mother who would wear long-sleeved winter clothes in the middle of summer for the sake of her son, highlighting the depth of her devotion.

Kim Hae Sook shared, “Although ‘mother’ is just one word, it contains countless forms of maternal love. I thought deeply about what kind of maternal love Gi Sik uniquely embodies.”

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Kim Sun Young portrays Jung Gu’s older sister Ji Sook, who has a prickly personality but cares for her family more than anyone else. In one still, she is seen holding a small soju glass while sitting on a sofa, her facial expression conveying the complicated emotions she feels toward her family as she joins the effort to save Dong Ju.

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Kim Young Min plays Ji Sook’s husband Sung Myung. Amid his one-of-a-kind in-laws, Sung Myung remains a steady presence as he uncovers a crucial clue related to the incident involving Dong Ju.

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Ryu Seung Ryong praised the chemistry among the cast, saying, “The chemistry shines in every scene our family shares. Individually, they’re lacking in some ways and struggling, but when they’re together, they finally find comfort and happiness. Jung Gu was also able to let his guard down in front of his family, speaking and expressing himself more comfortably.”

Director Lee Ji Won also expressed his confidence in the cast, saying, “It was so much fun every time we got together. They were actors who expanded what was on the page twofold.”

“Portrait of a Family” is set to hit theaters on September 2.

In the meantime, watch Kim Hae Sook in “Tower of Babel” on Viki:

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Or check out Kim Sun Young in “Love, Take Two” here:

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