'Resurrected Man: The Red,' Realistic Hero Koo Gyo-hwan Arrives

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'Resurrected Man: The Red' builds anticipation by previewing the realistic charm of 'Seok-hwan,' who possesses both extraordinary abilities and ordinary desires.

'Resurrected Man: The Red' is a film that follows 'Seok-hwan' (played by Koo Gyo-hwan), a job seeker whose only qualification is unfounded confidence, as he discovers he can resurrect after 72 hours of death and becomes the target of mysterious pursuers.

'Seok-hwan's' first way of thinking is his unwavering determination to get employed. Despite repeatedly failing interviews due to his inability to hold back honest remarks, 'Seok-hwan' never loses confidence. He prepares for job hunting by conducting mock interviews with his younger sister 'Ye-rin' (played by Kim Si-a). Even after repeated rejections, 'Seok-hwan' continues preparing for the next interview, showcasing his unique charm of maintaining his signature positive energy even in the face of uncooperative reality. The situation of 'Seok-hwan,' who desperately needs a job despite gaining the special ability to resurrect and facing life-threatening circumstances, is expected to evoke a bittersweet resonance from audiences.

'Seok-hwan's' second way of thinking is his attitude of never losing wit even in crisis. As he resurrects repeatedly, 'Seok-hwan's' physical abilities gradually strengthen, and his hair color slowly turns red. He becomes the target of 'Black' (played by Shin Seung-ho), who possesses the ability to manipulate others' minds, placing him in unpredictable situations. After experiencing a dizzying chase where vehicles pursue him at terrifying speeds through narrow alleys, 'Seok-hwan' seriously contemplates the identity of those chasing him but then unexpectedly bursts into laughter when he sees his red hair and immediately thinks of wanting tteokbokki.

'Seok-hwan's' third way of thinking is prioritizing family above all else. 'Seok-hwan's' dream is to buy flower steak for his family with his first paycheck and contribute to his sister's tuition fees. Even after learning he can resurrect 72 hours after death, 'Seok-hwan' bickers with his younger sister 'Ye-rin' over the amount of water in their ramen, displaying the unmistakable demeanor of a realistic older brother. His habit of quarreling over trivial matters while cherishing ordinary daily life with family will captivate audiences with an approachable charm that contrasts sharply with his extraordinary abilities.

'Resurrected Man: The Red' is scheduled for release on September 30.

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