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▶〈Humint〉 Ryu Seung-wan's interview continues in Part 1. This work highlights the melodrama a lot, but while watching the action scenes, I thought, 'This is definitely Ryu Seung-wan. ' There were many impressive scenes like car chases, drifting, and stair action.

The ambitious project of the production company HAAP, which leads a new revival of domestic original plays, ‘2026 HAAP PROJECT’ finally turns its first page. The play 〈Mourning My Death〉, which deeply illuminates the different ways siblings grieve in the confined space of a funeral, opens today...

Singer WOODZ (Jo Seung-yeon), who topped the annual music chart last year after a chart resurgence with 'Drowning', is challenging acting with a movie based on a story he personally conceived ahead of the release of his first regular album.

〈We Live Every Day〉 has released a poster infused with the original creator's emotions and a Q&A session. Set to be released on March 4, 〈We Live Every Day〉 is a coming-of-age romance that begins with a sudden confession from a childhood friend, adapted from Gaedarae's webtoon.

It’s a well-rounded three-way battle after a long time. Three Korean films aimed at the Lunar New Year holiday, which marks the beginning of the year, are being loved by audiences. Released on February 4, 〈The King’s Affection〉, and released on February 11, 〈Humint〉 and 〈Number One〉 each present...

※〈Humint〉 Park Jung-min Interview Part 2 continues from Part 1. Park Geon is a lonely character. I feel that this character trait resonates with the characters from past French noir films. I'm curious if there are any movies or characters that you referenced in expressing the character's loneliness.

Park Jung-min has returned with a work that continues his melodrama craze. The film 〈Humint〉 directed by Ryu Seung-wan, which was released on February 11, showcases an unexpected deep romance between Park Jung-min and actress Shin Se-kyung.

The 24-episode short-form sitcom 〈The CEO is Lonely〉 features a charismatic CEO outside the company, but in reality, he is a lonely representative who is not invited to the staff group chat, observing the daily life of a generation in this relatable fake documentary comedy.

▶ 〈Humint〉 Actor Jo In-sung's interview continues in Part 1. In 〈Mogadishu〉 and 〈Moving〉, you took on the role of a National Intelligence Service agent for the third time. What were the differences between your previous roles as a National Intelligence Service agent and this one as Section Chief Jo.

Jo In-sung stated that he studies 'how not to act'. With 27 years of acting experience, Jo In-sung still contemplates his purpose. He constantly questions his usefulness and self-censors. The actor Jo In-sung, who has built a strong image, said he is rather learning 'how to let go'.