Lee Na-young will once again take on a new transformation through director Lee Ok-seop's new film "Love Counselor."
"Love Counselor" is an uncanny love counselling drama that depicts people whose sin and devotion, protection and control, love and dependence are precariously entangled. Lee Na-young plays Obomi, a character whose way of loving is somehow peculiar and perilous, and delivers a powerful performance.
Lee Na-young will vividly portray Obomi's unpredictable and complex inner world, who, amid deprivation, believes even "suffering together" is love, with her characteristically dense acting.
On March, Lee Na-young, who left a deep impression and received praise for her role as Yoon Ra-young, a celebrity lawyer hiding deep wounds, in the ENA Monday-Tuesday drama Honor: Their Courtroom that ended in March, is expected to reveal a completely different face entwined with wounds and love through this new work.
Above all, the meeting of director Lee Ok-seop, who has built an original directorial world, and Lee Na-young is drawing keen interest from the film industry. Director Lee Ok-seop, who swept awards such as the Busan International Film Festival Citizen Critics' Award with short films "Fourth grader Bokyung," "Girls on Top" and his first feature "The Cat," recognized for his audacious imagination and directorial skill, raises curiosity about what kind of radical synergy he will produce with Lee Na-young.
The film "Love Counselor," which brings together Lee Na-young's new character transformation and director Lee Ok-seop's singular sensibility, is set to accelerate full-scale production.
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