Shin Se-kyung Releases Unseen 'Over-Immersion' Cuts with Park Jung-min... A Heart-Wrenching Melodrama Narrative Completed with Park Jung-min

In the movie 〈Humint〉, Shin Se-kyung revealed a two-shot with Park Jung-min, with whom she shares a melodramatic connection in the film.

On the 9th, Shin Se-kyung posted several photos on her SNS with the caption "Park Geon Chae Seon-hwa Unseen Cut #Humint". In the released photos, the two are standing side by side against a backdrop of lush nature, gazing at the camera.

Director Ryoo Seung-wan's new film 〈Humint〉 is a spy action film set in Vladivostok, where characters with different objectives clash. Here, Shin Se-kyung plays the role of 'Chae Seon-hwa', a North Korean restaurant employee, while Park Jung-min portrays 'Park Geon', Chae Seon-hwa's former lover and a captain in the North Korean Ministry of State Security, showcasing intense melodramatic performances.

In the film, Park Jung-min presents a unique charm through his role as Park Geon, a captain in the North Korean Ministry of State Security. He plays a character with a cold judgment but experiences emotional turmoil in front of Chae Seon-hwa, whom he encounters by chance, displaying rough action and piercing gazes. Shin Se-kyung's Chae Seon-hwa, who makes bold decisions for survival, captivates the audience with delicate yet powerful emotional performances at the center of the events unfolding in Vladivostok.

Meanwhile, the movie 〈Humint〉 was released on the 11th.