Woods' pre-sale reservation for the first movie of Woods exceeded 10,000.."Looking forward to it."

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"Slide Strum Mute," a mystery short film starring director Park Se-young, Woods (WOODZ), Justin Min and Jung Hoe-rin, will be released on the 26th.

The film, which was planned and starred by Woods himself, attracted attention at the same time as it was released, surpassing 10,000 real-time reservations, ranking fourth in the overall reservation rate. The first week of stage greetings and GVs were sold out, raising expectations for the success.

The movie "Slide Strum Mute" tells the story of Woo-jin, who played a broken guitar entrusted by a mysterious man after failing the audition, racing with desire across the cursed time. Director Park Se-young, who received attention for "The Fifth Chest," wrote, directed, filmed, and edited, and Woods participated in the original plan and completed the work. Woods played "Woo-jin," an aspiring musician running with his inner desire, Justin Min played "Nam-gi," the cursed guitar owner, and Jeong Hoe-rin played "Sieun," Woo-jin's older sister.

The title of the movie was suggested by Woods himself. The title expresses Woo-jin's life using guitar techniques as motifs. The beginning of a peaceful daily life was compared to "slide," the moment when desires were realized with cursed guitars was "strum," and the moment when desires stopped with desires was compared to "mute."

Stage greetings and GVs in the first week of the release, involving Woods, Jung Hoe-rin and Park Se-young, were all sold out at the same time as the reservation was opened. As of 7 p.m. on Feb. 25, the movie ranked fourth in the integrated computer network of the Korean Film Council. Director Park Se-young's sensuous production and actors' intense performance are attracting the audience's response by capturing sight and hearing. Woods' music is expected to bring new inspiration to listeners waiting for his new album.

Slide Strum Mute will be screened at CGV and major art theaters nationwide from Feb. 26.

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