'Witnessing the Era': Shin Koo and Son Seok-hee to Eun Hee-kyung and Lee Kyung-gyu.. People Who Shaped the Era

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'Witnessing the Era' features stories of people who have shaped the times.

On the 28th, the EBS documentary series 'Witnessing the Era' released a poster and teaser video featuring 12 individuals: Shin Koo, Nora No, Kim Dong-ho, Eun Hee-kyung, Son Seok-hee, Lee Sedol, Kim Yoon-a, Shin Woo-seok, Ria Kim, Cha Bum-kun, Byun Young-joo, and Lee Kyung-gyu.

'Witnessing the Era' is a program that highlights figures who have carved their own paths across 12 fields representing culture, arts, media, and popular culture—film, theater, literature, music, Go, variety shows, sports, fashion, journalism, advertising, and choreography—and have transcended their eras.

In the teaser video released that day, it introduces individuals who have become names of an era across various fields, including Hong Joon-pyo, Jang Young-nam, Lee Mu-jin, Yoon Bok-hee, and Han Ye-ri. Among them, curiosity is sparked as to who is the person recognized by Yoon Bok-hee, a legend in South Korea's music industry, as "First of all, it's stylish. It's comfortable and stylish," and who is the person that Han Ye-ri, an actress majoring in Korean dance, stated she "wants to dance to this person's songs."

Following this, the video highlights the 12th individuals viewers will meet through 'Witnessing the Era,' building interest. It features masters representing an era in modern society and culture: journalist Son Seok-hee, a journalist of the times; soccer player Cha Bum-kun, who embodies the path Korean soccer must take again; actor Shin Koo, who has spent 65 years on stage; fashion designer Nora No, a living legend of South Korean fashion; Kim Dong-ho, the inaugural executive chairman who designed the Busan International Film Festival; and novelist Eun Hee-kyung, who has explored humanity through precise language.

Also appearing are Go player Lee Sedol, who defeated AI; musician Kim Yoon-a, who comforts the times; video director Shin Woo-seok, who turned billboards upside down; choreographer Ria Kim, who is rewriting the history of K-dance; film director Byun Young-joo, who captures society's bare face through a lens; and comedian Lee Kyung-gyu, representing the past, present, and future of variety shows. Famous figures who have stirred South Korea are all in attendance.

'Witnessing the Era' will premiere on August 2 at 9:10 p.m.

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