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Kang Full & Zo In-sung Team Up for Special 'HOPE' Q&A: Behind the Scenes of Seong-ki

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The film "HOPE" is holding a GV (Guest Visit) event featuring writer Kang Full and actor Zo In-sung.

On Friday the 24th, following the 6:35 PM screening at Megabox Coex, a special GV will be held with actor Zo In-sung and writer Kang Full. This event is generating excitement as a welcome reunion for the two, who previously worked together on the Disney+ series "Moving," which opened a new horizon for Korean supernatural action hero series.

During the GV, a variety of untold stories are expected to be shared, including shooting behind-the-scenes accounts and extraordinary passion from Zo In-sung, who plays the role of Seong-ki and has been receiving rave reviews from audiences of "HOPE" for his unsparing action and passionate performances.

Having previously confirmed GVs with directors Lee Chang-dong, Bong Joon-ho, Jang Jae-hyun, Hwang Dong-hyuk, and actor Lee Jung-jae, "HOPE" has been demonstrating powerful buzz across various fields. After surpassing 2 million moviegoers nationwide in just 5 days since its release, the film is now gearing up for a full-scale box office run in its second week.

This special GV, where attendees can witness the chemistry and witty banter between Zo In-sung and writer Kang Full, is available for booking through the Megabox website and app.

"HOPE" tells the story that begins when Beom-seok, the head of the Hopohang sub-station located in the Demilitarized Zone, hears news from local young men that a tiger has appeared, leading the entire village into a state of emergency as he encounters an unbelievable reality. It is the first new film in 10 years by director Na Hong-jin, who created "The Chaser," "The Yellow Sea," and "The Wailing," and stars Hwang Jung-min, Zo In-sung, Jung Hoyeon, Michael Fassbender, and Alicia Vikander.

(SBS Entertainment News | Kim Ji-hye)
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