Actor Jo Byeong-kyu attended the 'Dadaepo Sunset Film Festival' and spent meaningful time with the audience.
On the 9th, Jo Byeong-kyu said at the media briefing for the '3rd Dadaepo Sunset Film Festival' held in Busan's Dadaepo, "I hope the Dadaepo Sunset Film Festival becomes a place where more audiences and creators communicate in the future," conveying his sincere support. Jo Byeong-kyu's passion for actively participating in regional film festivals for the development of the film industry inspired many.
Jo Byeong-kyu plays the role of Kim Ji-hoon in the upcoming film 'Finding Hidden Money', which is expected to be released in the second half of this year. Kim Ji-hoon is a prickly character who delays his return to university after military service and makes a living driving a 1-ton truck called 'Bongoragini'. Jo Byeong-kyu is set to capture the audience's attention by realistically portraying the self-made MZ generation.
At the media briefing for the '3rd Dadaepo Sunset Film Festival', Jo Byeong-kyu responded about his character, saying, "While characters in existing works often emphasize special traits, Kim Ji-hoon is rather a character with ordinary and universal realism. I was attracted to him because he is not special, and I made a lot of effort to express this ordinariness naturally." He added, "The human aspect of a character where good and evil are not clearly divided is appealing, making it easier for the audience to relate to."
'Finding Hidden Money' is a comic action film that depicts the process of MZ friends accidentally getting caught up in the schemes of villains aiming for 15 billion won in revenue, and preserving friendships that are more precious than money amidst betrayal and threats.
Meanwhile, Jo Byeong-kyu is not only looking forward to the release of the film 'Finding Hidden Money' this second half of the year but also the release of 'BOY.' Attention is focused on Jo Byeong-kyu's activities as he traverses the screen with diverse characters.
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