"Bold attempt".."Sister" Jung Ji-so X Lee Soo-hyuk X Cha Joo-young, Hot Ensemble [Roundup]

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Actors Jung Ji-so, Lee Soo-hyuk, and Cha Cha Joo-young gathered to create a hot ensemble. The movie "Sister" depicts extreme suspense in an enclosed space.

On the 12th, a press distribution preview of the movie "Sister" (director Jin Seong-moon) was held at CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Director Jin Sung-moon and actor Cha Cha Joo-young, Lee Soo-hyuk, and Jung Ji-so appeared here to talk about various things.

"Sister" is a kidnapping thriller film that reveals the truth hidden between "Hae-ran" (played by Jung Ji-so), who kidnapped her sister for a large ransom, "Tae-soo" (played by Lee Soo-hyuk), who planned everything, and "So-jin" (played by Cha Joo-young), who struggles extremely to escape it.

Sister captures the change in relationship, emotional conflict, and tense psychological warfare created by the three people in the extreme positions of kidnappers and hostages. The new year will bring tension to the theater with a fresh setting of "I kidnapped my sister for a huge ransom" and a breathtaking development that cannot be expected an inch ahead. Here, the tense psychological confrontation between the three characters in a closed space, the constantly variable relationship, and the exciting development of tracking the shocking truth hidden between them create an overwhelming sense of immersion and extreme suspense.

Jung Ji-so leads the core of the narrative by densely depicting the uneasy psychology in the faltering choice in the role of Hae-ran, who kidnapped her sister for a large ransom. Jung Ji-so expressed her gratitude to Lee Soo-hyuk and Cha Cha Joo-young, who worked together on "Sister." He said, "First of all, (Lee) Su-hyuk gave me a lot of ideas whenever we rehearsed on the spot. Thanks to this, I had a lot of opportunities to talk more with the director and staff, and I think the completeness of the film has increased by gathering opinions together."

He added, "Cha Joo-young usually only thinks about his role, but he also thinks about my role and does more action and fills the void."

Regarding the action scene, he said, "I'm not a relatively strong character, and I have a lot of action parts, but I didn't have much to do because I got more help from my seniors than I thought. I think my colleague had a hard time," said director Jin Sung-moon, and said, "The actor Jung Ji-so told me modestly, but he filmed a lot of things himself."

Lee Soo-hyuk is a ruthless kidnapper, "Tae-soo," who designed everything, and leads the tension across the play with his cold-blooded appearance of controlling the kidnapping drama. He said, "The image I wanted to show through 'Tae-soo' was 'a bad role without end'."

"I wanted to express the kidnapper character well while filming this movie in the middle of filming other works, so I tried to dress up naturally, and I remember losing a lot of weight. I tried to express Taesu well in consultation with the director," he said.

Lee Soo-hyuk said, "I thought it would be difficult to express the moment 'Tae-soo' thinks a lot or has a reason. When determining the level or sum of actions, I decided on the sum under the idea that it would be a person who did not use any means. Cha Cha Joo-young and Jung Ji-so must have had a hard time, but I think I also cheered up because they were good."

Cha Joo-young also said, "The filming site is always busy and there is no room. There was a part where more radical action was added than I expected. In that part, I had a thorough rehearsal. (Other actors) He added that he worked hard without taking care of himself, so I tried hard.

Cha Cha Joo-young depicts a new hostage exchanging fear and determination in a limited space as her older sister "Sojin" who was kidnapped by her younger brother without even knowing why. Through this film, she will make her first major commercial film debut.

He said, "I felt the power of space from watching the scenario. I thought it was a bold attempt to start, proceed and finish the movie in a limited space. I was curious about how to solve this and capture it, so I had a lot of conversations, and I tried to fill in a lot of questions on the spot. "I don't have much experience in the genre of backroom thrillers, so I think we tried to capture the air in our own way," he said.

"It felt more difficult when filming than when I read the scenario. I thought I could persuade the audience only when I was persuaded, but I needed too many inflection points and variations in one scene, he said. "I originally try to act instinctively, and I tend to keep the direction open, but this time I performed thoroughly calculated. I did it in a way that I was confirmed by the director or actors during rehearsals," he explained.

Lastly, director Jin Sung-moon said, "As the story unfolds against the backdrop of a closed space, I think it's a movie where you can enjoy the tension and immersion more in the theater environment," adding, "It would be good to think about what kind of choice I'll make if I'm in there and the difference." There were also many close-ups of actors. I watched it on the big screen a while ago, and it was good to see the faces (of the actors) on the big screen," he said, asking for expectations.

Meanwhile, Sister is scheduled to be released in theaters on the 28th.

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