'I Want to See Your Parents' Face' Released April 27

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'니 부모 얼굴이 보고 싶다' 4월27일 개봉

"I Miss Your Parents' Face" (directed by Kim Ji-hoon, produced by Ter Tower Pictures and Fox International Productions Korea) is a movie about four names left in a student's letter that threw himself, and the ugly naked face of parents trying to cover up the incident for their children who were identified as perpetrators.

The first poster released catches the eye at once, with actor Seol Kyung-gu, who played lawyer Kang Ho-chang, and the title filled with posters creating depth.On top of that, the copy, "Someone must have done something wrong, but my son is never my son," instantly shows the psychology of Kang Ho-chang, a father with a son identified as a school violence perpetrator, while at the same time triggering tension by hinting at the ugly appearance of the assailant's parents trying to cover up the incident.

In the upcoming film, Seol Kyung-gu will fully express the self-centered character who creates the situation meticulously with other parents of perpetrators who try to protect their children, and bring the audience into the drama by solidifying the play.

The solid lineup of actors representing the Republic of Korea guarantees the high perfection of the film, further raising expectations.Along with Seol Kyung-gu, actors Oh Dal-soo, Ko Chang-seok and Kim Hong-pa, Moon So-ri, who played the role of a mother who lost her son, and Chun Woo-hee, a homeroom teacher who tries to reveal the truth of the incident, create a dramatic synergy with various angles.

The original play of the same title, "I Want to See Your Parents' Face," is a film that draws attention from the perpetrator's perspective on the subject of school violence that borders the present era.Director Kim Ji-hoon, who has been loved for various genres and fresh materials such as "Sinkhole," "Tower," and "Fancy Vacation," will be directing the film, raising expectations that it will showcase new resolution works that are different from those shown so far.

Mindmark, which is in charge of distributing "I miss your parents' faces," is a comprehensive content company established in April 2020 for Shinsegae Group's new business.