Actors Cho Woo-jin, Ji Chang-wook, Ha Yoon-kyung, and Kim Hyeong-seo are returning with an intense chase crime drama.
Disney+ announced on the 26th, "The original series 'Gangnam B-side' (written by Joo Won-gyu and Park Nuri, directed by Park Nuri) is set to be released on November 6." They also unveiled a pre-teasing trailer, hinting at a shocking mood and visuals.
'Gangnam B-side' is a chase crime drama. It tells the story of a detective, a prosecutor, and a mysterious broker, all entangled with different motives as they chase hidden incidents in Gangnam to find the missing club ace 'Jae-hee.'
The trailer boasts vivid colors, contrasting the day and night of the city 'Gangnam.' The ominous phrase "The world they play under the world we live in" in the opening raised the tension.
A reversal followed. The quiet, monochromatic cityscape soon morphed into a pinnacle of flamboyance in both visuals and sound. The camera captured the two faces of Gangnam existing under the same sky.
Mysterious voices were also included. Against the backdrop of "Gangnam has become chaotic because of you. Everyone is looking for Jae-hee," Jae-hee (played by Kim Hyeong-seo) roamed the night streets in fear.
The unpredictable storyline was hinted at. Detective Kang Dong-woo (played by Cho Woo-jin) expressing explosive anger, the enigmatic broker Yoon Gil-ho (played by Ji Chang-wook), and the cold-faced prosecutor Min Seo-jin (played by Ha Yoon-kyung) appeared.
Director Park Nuri took the helm. He had previously attracted 3.38 million domestic viewers with the movie 'Money.' The work has also been selected as an invited piece for the 'On Screen' section at this year's Busan International Film Festival. The GV event was sold out.
Director Park Nuri took the helm. He had previously attracted 3.38 million domestic viewers with the movie 'Money.' The work has also been selected as an invited piece for the 'On Screen' section at this year's Busan International Film Festival. The GV event was sold out.
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