[Spotify News = Reporter Kang Hyo-jin] Actress Park Jin-hee is embarking on a full-fledged comeback. According to a report by Spotify News on the 7th, Park Jin-hee will star as the lead in KBS's new daily drama 'Red Pearl'. Park Jin-hee has been active in various works since the 1996 drama 'Start', including 'I'll Make You Happy', 'The Art of Loving a Son-in-Law', 'My Love or My Life', 'KAIST', 'Scent of the Crimson Lotus', 'Welcome Back, Shim Soon-ae', 'Warriors of Future Past', 'Still渴望结婚的女人', 'Giant', 'The Great Healer', 'Return', 'King Taejong Lee Bang-won' and so on. After playing the role of Queen Wonkyung Min in 'King Taejong Lee Bang-won' in 2022, she has been consistently active with special appearances in 'The Drunken Women of the City 2' and 'The Resurrection of the Seven'. Recently, she has also been active through cultural and variety shows, and is also involved in environmental protection as an 'eco...

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我家在总统府青瓦台对面住了五十年。在军政府统治时期，青瓦台是令人恐惧、难以接近的地方。但随着韩国民主化进程的推进，越来越多的人被允许靠近它。我从小就生活在无数抗议活动的包围中，但这是我第一次听到抗议声传回家。这永不停歇的喧嚣让我出生和长大的房子都变得陌生起来。但他们现在所站的地方，正是几个月前我举着蜡烛抗议的地方。我发声的权利，也保障了他们的权利。

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The film begins with a belief: prostitution should disappear. It then turns to Yongjugol, a red-light district in Paju, where the closure of the area has sparked protests. Who are the people opposing its closure? Beyond familiar images of "crime scenes" and "brainwashed victims," Yongjugol is home to many different lives. Sex workers, activists, queer people, people living with mental illness, and other marginalized communities gather to declare that "life cannot be shut down." Even as they chant the same slogan, they remain strangers to one another. They resist easy definitions, and so do the relationships they form. As connections emerge, they develop their own strategies for protecting their lives from their respective positions. Their struggle invites us to reconsider the realities behind policies that seek to close red-light districts in the name of "women's rights."

A couple who have broken up and reunited experience intimate yet unfamiliar moments. The tattoo on the man’s back keeps changing, and in moments where it becomes difficult to tell whether we are in a dream, a fantasy, or reality, the film subtly questions, “How well do we really know each other?” This unpredictable narrative unfolds into a unique romantic fantasy that has never been seen before.