This summer, the highly anticipated film 'Big Deal' has released its first trailer that captures the exciting battle for the national soju, raising the expectations of potential viewers.
The film 'Big Deal' (distributed by SHOWBOX, produced by The Lamp), which will provide thrilling tension and refreshing enjoyment this summer, has released its first trailer. The unveiled first trailer begins with the upbeat melody of 'The Moon is Rising, Let's Go' by Jang Ki-ha and The Faces, showing various scenes of enjoying soju, starting with KUKBO Group's financial director Pyun Jong-rok (played by Yoo Hae-jin). In the midst of the 1997 financial crisis, KUKBO Group faces bankruptcy, and Choi In-beom (played by Lee Je-hoon), an employee of the global investment firm Solquin, approaches Jong-rok, promising to help prevent the group's bankruptcy and maintaining a friendly relationship.
However, in the next scene, a tense atmosphere hangs between the two men as they meet in court, and Jong-rok erupts with emotion, saying, 'Is scamming customers with information extracted from them what advanced finance is about?' thereby heightening the tension.
Finally, when In-beom responds, 'Isn't South Korea a country where you have the freedom to make money?' his re-encounter with Jong-rok heightens curiosity about how their relationship will change, forecasting an unpredictable story. The captivating performances of trustworthy actors armed with fresh enjoyment in 'Big Deal' signal the beginning of a fierce battle to protect the national soju, raising anticipation to its peak.
In revealing its first trailer and capturing the attention of potential viewers, the film 'Big Deal' tells the story of the 1997 IMF financial crisis, where financial director Jong-rok, for whom the soju company is life itself, faces off against In-beom, an employee from a global investment firm who only pursues results, all while risking the fate of South Korea's national soju. The film is set to be released nationwide on June 3 (Tuesday).
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