Kang Ki-young, Lee Jung-ha, and Seo-hyun are going to show..★Believe, which is all gathered, will be released on the 17th
Sep 03, 2025
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CGV will release an omnibus snack movie 'BELIEVE' on the 17th. CGV's brand movie project, which combines the value and message of the brand with the movie, is already the fourth film to be introduced, starting with Son Seok-gu's 『Night Fishing』 released last year.
The film 'Believe' was invested and provided by HL (HL Holdings), and under the theme of 'Believe', three film directors directed three omnibus movies with their own eyes. The running time is 37 minutes. 'No one's here', It consists of three works, 'Look at the End' and 'Bingshin'.
In particular, directors Lee Jong-seok, Ra Hee-chan, and Park Bum-soo participate side by side, making them expect high-quality works even though they are short stories. The addition of directors who have demonstrated their directing skills in commercial films such as `Negotiation', 'Boss', and 'Single Seoul' is expected to further enhance their cinematic appeal beyond the framework of brand movies.
The film 'Believe' was invested and provided by HL (HL Holdings), and under the theme of 'Believe', three film directors directed three omnibus movies with their own eyes. The running time is 37 minutes. 'No one's here', It consists of three works, 'Look at the End' and 'Bingshin'.
First Lady 'There's no oneDirector Lee Jong-seok, who drew subtle psychology through Hyun Bin and Son Ye-jin's 「Negotiation」, took the megaphone, and the first part begins with a question, an SUV running in the fog, and a phone call. 'There's no one here' is a thriller with a twist and a twist. Kang Ki-young will play the role of detective Tae-soo. It is a sign that Kang Ki-young's enthusiastic performance, who threw a pleasant image and showed a 180-degree different performance, will make your hands sweat.
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The last three women 'Bingshin' was created by director Park Bum-soo, who created 'Victory' and 'Single Seoul', and actor Lee Jung-ha, who shared 'Victory' with him, played the main character. This work depicts the mysterious experience of Chiu, an ice hockey player in a slump, on an empty link late at night, with a witty imagination of the story of youth toward growth and faith. Lee Jung-ha completed a new sports drama by playing all the delicate emotions of her tough acting that required physical strength. On top of that, Koo Sa-hwan appears as a mysterious helper, helping the play.
'Believe' draws attention in that directors, actors, and production staff have jumped into unfamiliar genres and narratives with their own 'belief'. Attention is focusing on how authentically the actors' acting and the director's message, which are out of the familiar framework, can reach the audience.
'Believe' will be screened at CGV for two weeks from the 17th to the 30th, and reservations will be available from the 9th. The running time is about 37 minutes, and you can watch it for 2,000 won.
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