Son Suk-ku and Park Bo-young to Kiss Once a Day in New Film 'Kiss For Tomorrow' [Official]

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Director Kang Hyeong-cheol's new film, "Kiss For Tomorrow," has confirmed the casting of Son Suk-ku and Park Bo-young.

On the 2nd, NEW announced, "We have decided to invest in 'Kiss For Tomorrow,' which has finalized the participation of actors Son Suk-ku and Park Bo-young, and will begin full-scale filming on October 31."

"Kiss For Tomorrow" is a fantasy romantic comedy about a mysterious couple who cannot face tomorrow without kissing once a day. The pair experiences an unexpected breakup during a cruise trip and sets out to find the most desperate kiss of their lives.

Director Kang Hyeong-cheol, who has consistently presented works appealing to all generations while captivating audiences with diverse projects such as "My Sassy Girl," "Sunny," "Tazza: The Hidden Card," "Swing Kids," and "High Five," will direct his first romance genre film with "Kiss For Tomorrow." Kang, who has won audience love for his cheerful energy, warm perspective on characters, and sophisticated direction utilizing music in every work, is set to unfold a new story that expands beyond romantic comedy into adventure, based on the unique themes of "kissing" and "time loops."

Actor Son Suk-ku, who has proven his distinctive presence through diverse works including the films "Comment Squad" and "The Outlaws 2," as well as the dramas "Nine Puzzle," "Murderer X," "D.P.," "My Liberation Notes," and "Melody of Youth," takes on the role of "Ji-kyung," a devoted husband who adores his wife, "Oh Seong," whom he fell in love with at first sight. Son, who has drawn attention for his realistic acting style through his works, will play a somewhat pathetic character who is left alone in unfamiliar territory after unexpectedly being separated from his wife during a cruise trip, striving to return to her side, capturing the interest of prospective audiences.

Actor Park Bo-young takes on the role of "Oh Seong," a lovable and energetic wife who goes all out to reunite with her husband while left alone on the cruise. In particular, this work adds significance as it marks Park's first collaboration in 18 years with Director Kang Hyeong-cheol, who gave her the title of "National Little Sister" through "My Sassy Girl." Park has demonstrated a wide acting spectrum by delivering deep performances in films such as "Your Wedding" and "Concrete Utopia," and dramas including "Gold Land," "Unknown Seoul," and "Light Shop." Consequently, attention is focused on what kind of chemistry she will create with Son Suk-ku, whom she is working with for the first time.

This work will continue filming by moving between domestic locations as well as local sites in Singapore and Thailand. With a large cruise ship and exotic scenery as its backdrop, colorful mise-en-scène and a spectacular narrative will unfold rhythmically, promising a cinematic experience that satisfies all five senses. Director Kang Hyeong-cheol shared his thoughts, saying, "As time passes, each film feels increasingly precious. I will cherish the experience of today's wrap and do my best to deliver pleasant enjoyment to our audiences."

Meanwhile, the scenario book artwork for "Kiss For Tomorrow," created in collaboration with illustrator Hyai Shu, who has a thick fan base due to his unique art style, has also been released. This artwork captures the two protagonists, who struggle through their own stories before finally meeting and sharing a passionate kiss, in continuous motion, adding wit and vitality. Hyai Shu expressed his anticipation for the film, stating, "When I first read the scenario, I felt a brisk and rhythmic flow, as if listening to exciting music, which made the entire process enjoyable," and added, "I believe this will be a work that leaves a vivid and impressive scene in the hearts of many audiences."

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