'True Education' Influencer High School Villain, Turns Out to Be... 2002-born 'Actor of the Year' Park Seo-yun

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Rookie Park Seo-yun (24) left a strong impression on global viewers with 'True Education'.

Previously, the OTT Netflix original series 'True Education' (script by Lee Nam-gyu, directed by Hong Jong-chan), released on the 5th, depicts the bold activities of the School Authority Protection Bureau, which stands with victims to correct schools. Just three days after its release, it topped Netflix's 'Global Top 10 Non-English Shows' list, garnering a strong response from global viewers.

Among them, Park Seo-yun, who played Han Ye-ri, an influencer high school student at the center of the Soyeon Girls' High School incident in episode 3, left a strong impression on viewers. Han Ye-ri portrayed the key character that expanded 'True Education' beyond simple catharsis into a work that raises more weighty discussions. In episode 3, starting with Han Ye-ri's episode, the series forced viewers to directly confront problems embedded throughout society through the reality of victims creating new victims and the massive events connected to them.

Park Seo-yun, who heightened immersion with fresh charm and stable acting skills, contributed to deepening the work's texture. She previously demonstrated her potential as a next-generation actor by winning the 'Actor of the Year' award at the 29th Busan International Film Festival in 2024 for the film 'Humming'.

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