Source: NetEase Entertainment 2015-09-15 09:45:26
"Sudden Mutation" first poster
The Korean new film "Sudden Mutation" recently revealed the first poster, with three starring actors Lee Kwang-soo, Lee Tin-hee and Park Bo-young appearing, especially Lee Kwang-soo playing The fishman attracted the audience's attention. The film is also scheduled to be released in South Korea on October 22.
This film tells the story of the side effects of new drug development human experiments causing human body mutation. Among the posters exposed this time, one of them is the appearance of the fishman played by Lee Kwang-soo in the center of Seoul and caused a commotion. Park Bo-young's girlfriend and Lee Tin-hee's reporter appeared next to him. The poster also reads: "The fishman that shocked the world has appeared!" In the second poster, the three people squatted by the water and smiled happily, but the reflections printed on the water surface were completely different. Lee Kwang-soo changed from an ordinary young man to a fishman. Lee Tin-hee was only caring about taking photos with a camera, while Park Bo-young seemed quite impatient and didn't know what to do with such a boyfriend. The poster also reads: "There is a fishman among us", which previews the story of sudden mutation is about to begin.
"Sudden Mutation" first poster
Lee Kwang-soo plays the mutant "Park Jiu". He has been an ordinary child since childhood, but suddenly one day, his body changes. Lee Tianxi plays a reporter and is heading for the front to report the story of the mutant. Park Bo Young, who has performed well in "Extraordinary Anchor" and "Wolf Boy", plays the role of the Mutant Girlfriend. The trailer also displays real photos of Lee Kwang-soo when he was a child, which also shows Lee Kwang-soo's good intentions for this video. In addition, Jang Guang plays the role of the mutant's father, Lee Byung-jun plays Dr. Bian who created the mutant's man, and Kim Hee-won plays the role of the lawyer who defends the mutant.
"Sudden Mutation" is a part of the "Butterfly Project" organized by CJ EM to discover talented newcomers. It is the first phase of the project jointly organized by CJ EM and the Korean School of Arts. The director of the film, Kwon Wukong, was the screenwriter of the first Korean short film "Safe" in the Cannes International Film Festival short film unit.
The film was also invited to participate in the 40th Toronto International Film Festival and will be unveiled in the "Open Cinema" unit of the 20th Busan International Film Festival, which opened on October 1.
(Editor: Qiao Qiao)
