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[Official] Ryu Seung-ryong and Ha Ji-won in 'Bi-gwang' coming.. Release set for September 2

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The film 'Bi-gwang', starring Ryu Seung-ryong and Ha Ji-won, has confirmed its release.

The film 'Bi-gwang' (directed by Lee Ji-won) has confirmed a release date of September 2 and unveiled its launch poster and trailer.

The film 'Bi-gwang' tells the story of top star couple Jung-gu (played by Ryu Seung-ryong) and Nam-mi (played by Ha Ji-won), whose lives are upended by the sudden appearance of Jung-gu's daughter, Dong-joo (played by Kim Si-a). Eight years later, they risk everything to save Dong-joo from a shocking incident while uncovering the truth. It is the next project from director Lee Ji-won, known for 'Miss Back'.

The launch poster and trailer released alongside the news of the release date capture the symbolism of the title 'Bi-gwang' and the film's mood in a condensed manner.

The poster draws attention with the back view of Ryu Seung-ryong as Jung-gu, reminiscent of a figure wearing an umbrella under a weeping willow tree on the Hwatu card 'Bi-gwang'.

The film 'Bi-gwang' is a deep family saga directed by Lee Ji-won, who won the New Director Award at the 55th Baeksang Arts Awards for films with 'Miss Back' and further proved her directing prowess with the drama 'Climax'.

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In the film, Ryu Seung-ryong plays Jung-gu, a former top baseball player who fell into ruin after Dong-joo's appearance and now becomes a father who stops at nothing to protect his daughter. Ha Ji-won plays Nam-mi, a former top star who suddenly fell from grace due to Dong-joo's arrival and now lives as a working-class entertainer. Nam-mi cannot turn away from Dong-joo, who reminds her of her own childhood, showcasing Ha Ji-won's deeper emotional acting.

After breaking through 600:1 competition rates with her debut in 'Miss Back', Kim Si-a has grown into a next-generation actress by perfectly embodying unique characters in films such as 'Our House', 'Baekdu Mountain', 'Gil Bok-soon', 'Summer Camera', the drama 'KINGDOM: Ashin of the North', 'Sweet Home', and her recent work 'Girigori'. She transforms into Dong-joo, a girl pushed to the brink after being identified as a suspect following her friend's death, and will once again demonstrate deep synergy with director Lee Ji-won.

Meanwhile, 'Bi-gwang' will be released on September 2.

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