Following an eight year break from directing, Kim Jho- Gwang-soo is back. "Made in Rooftop" is the first feature length film from the prolific producer since "Two Weddings and a Funeral" from 2013. He has otherwise been quite busy, producing the "Detective K" series of films. His marriage to another man was also documented in "My Fair Wedding" back in 2015, although gay marriage is not legal in South Korea and their contract was not legally binding, Detective K, Made in Rooftop, My Fair Wedding, Two Weddings and a Funeral, Jung Hwi, Kang Jung-woo, Kim-Jho Gwang-soo, Kwak Min-gyoo, Lee Hong-nae, Lee Jung-eun, Yeum Moon-keung
The queer movie "Made in Rooftop" will be released in South Korean theaters this coming June 23rd. The melodramatic comedy is the first leading one for actor Lee Hong-nae, whose recent roles include a Royal Guard captain in "The King: Eternal Monarch" and a powerful demon in "The Uncanny Counter" both from last year. But in a recent interview, Lee Hong-nae brushed aside questions regarding the homosexual nature of his first starring role, Made in Rooftop, The King: Eternal Monarch, The Uncanny Counter, Two Weddings and a Funeral, Kim-Jho Gwang-soo, Lee Hong-nae