Just before she makes her drama comeback, Roh Jeong Eui is receiving mixed reactions online following her latest post about Lee Do Hyung's film.
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"Melancholia" stars Im Soo Jung and Lee Do Hyun shared the key points in approaching the new drama. The two also revealed their reasons they chose the drama.
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Netflix’s newest original series
Sweet Homeis taking us to a world where humans turn into monsters reflecting their inner desires. Launching today,
December 18, the exciting suspense drama comes from
Director Lee Eung Bok, who is the man behind hit Korean dramas like
Descendants of the Sun, Mr. Sunshine, and
Goblin: The Lonely and Great God. It stars
Song Kang, Lee Jin Wook, Lee Si Young, and
Lee Do Hyun.
Sweet Home centers on Hyun Soo, an 18-year-old
hikikomori or social recluse who moves into the Green Home after the death of his family. Hopeless to go on with life, he decides to take his own life at the end of the month. This is until one day, when he wakes up to discover that they are being attacked by monsters which take the form of humans’ inner desires.
Cho Doo-soon, center, escorted by police officers, arrives home in Ansan, South Korea, on Dec. 12. (Newsis via AP)
SEOUL Angry protesters threw eggs and shouted insults as one of South Korea’s most notorious child predators was released from a prison in southern Seoul on Saturday at the end of a 12-year term.
Law enforcement authorities strapped the 69-year-old Cho Doo-soon with an electronic anklet and escorted him to his home in nearby Ansan, where authorities have added and upgraded security cameras and vowed around-the-clock monitoring for a man residents still see as a risk to their community.
Cho was convicted of kidnaping and raping an 8-year-old girl at a church bathroom in Ansan in 2008 in a brutal attack that left her with severe, lasting injuries. The case shocked and horrified the nation and prompted an outpouring of public sympathy for the girl, which inspired a 2013 hit movie titled “Hope.”
Protesters hurl eggs as South Korea releases child rapist
by Hyung-Jin Kim And Kim Tong-Hyung, The Associated Press
Posted Dec 11, 2020 8:06 pm EDT
Last Updated Dec 11, 2020 at 8:12 pm EDT
SEOUL, Korea, Republic Of Angry protesters threw eggs and shouted insults as one of South Korea’s most notorious child predators was released from a prison in southern Seoul on Saturday at the end of a 12-year term.
Law enforcement authorities strapped the 69-year-old Cho Doo-soon with an electronic anklet and escorted him to his home in nearby Ansan, where authorities have added and upgraded security cameras and vowed around-the-clock monitoring for a man residents still see as a risk to their community.