The documentary on the memorial of the late Ahn Sung-ki reveals the story of the posthumous work for the first time..Narrated by Han Yeri

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SBS will release a documentary commemorating the late actor Ahn Sung-ki.

According to SBS on the 9th, "The Person Who Was Always There, Actor Ahn Sung-ki," a special documentary commemorating the late Ahn Sung-ki, will be broadcast on the same day.

On the 5th, Ahn Sung-ki left us. The five-day funeral was attended by Cho Yong-pil and director Lim Kwon-taek, as well as numerous film seniors and seniors from all walks of life, including Lee Jung-jae, Jung Woo-sung, Park Joong-hoon and Han Suk-kyu, to see off the master's last path. In particular, the scene of the foot recognition in which junior actors participated in the funeral will also be included, and the filmmakers will calmly deliver the process of commemorating the deceased and reflect on the life of the deceased who lived as a film artist all his life.

Ahn Sung-ki, who has left more than 170 works over the past 69 years. In censorship and control, from the 1980s, the dark age of Korean cinema, to the era of K-content that shook the world. Let's follow Ahn Sung-ki's move through the curved history of Korean movies. It sheds light on Ahn's true faces that the public did not know, from the behind-the-scenes stories in which his masterpieces could be made, to the sincerity of not taking a day off for a movie for more than 30 years, and the way he struggled for a movie behind the screen.

Even after the news of fighting blood cancer, which shocked everyone in 2022, he did not let go of his passion for acting. An anecdote from the scene of the film 'The Birth', which became the last film of the deceased, will also be revealed for the first time.

The documentary was narrated by actor Han Ye-ri, who appeared together in the 2016 film "The Hunt" and deeply respected Ahn Sung-ki. Han Ye-ri is expected to deliver a deep lingering image in the hearts of viewers with her unique calm and resonant voice, calmly conveying the life and final journey of the deceased who kept the screen for a long time of 69 years.

Meanwhile, "The One Who Was Always There, Actor Ahn Sung-ki" will air at 8:50 p.m. that day.

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