Wi Ha Jun will be sharing the screen with Park Eun Bin as a couple in the upcoming film Nam Eun Jung (literal title).
The movie tells the story of a mother and her youngest daughter who work to resolve their accumulated feelings and misunderstandings after a lifetime of emotional distance.
The film has already garnered significant attention with the reveal of its main cast.
Yum Jung Ah will portray Kang Hyun Sook, the mother who single-handedly raised her three children. Hyun Sook is a character who has navigated countless turning points in her life, and Yum Jung Ah is expected to bring the role to life with her robust acting prowess and humanistic touch.
Park Eun Bin takes on the role of Nam Eun Jeong, the daughter who has grown so distant from her mother due to their constant conflicts that even any initial affection has waned. She is anticipated to resonate with daughters of various generations by delicately portraying the realistic conflicts and emotions between mother and daughter. This marks Park Eun Bin’s return to the big screen after a significant hiatus since the movie The Witch: Part 2. The Other One, raising expectations among film enthusiasts.
Wi Ha Jun joins the cast as Park Seon Gyu, Eun Jeong’s boyfriend, who embraces her warmly. Through the charming and affectionate Seon Gyu, he is expected to showcase a different side of himself compared to his previous roles.
Wi Ha Jun has previously demonstrated his strength in romance genres, delivering nuanced emotional performances and natural chemistry with his co-stars. Having successfully portrayed a wide range of genres from action and thriller to romance, anticipation is high for the romantic chemistry he will create with Park Eun Bin in this film.
Nam Eun Jung marks the feature film debut of emerging director Kim Dong Hoon. Director Kim has a notable career in the advertising industry, having won the Korea Advertising Award twice.
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