[Dispatch=Lee Myung-ju] A drama starring actor Han Seok-kyu will be partially unveiled through the Bucheon International Film Festival.

Production company 'SLL' announced on the 26th that the new drama 'Speaking Dead' (screenplay by Park Shin-kyu) has been officially invited to the 30th Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival.

'Speaking Dead' tells the story of finding the truth that froze 10 years ago through the confession of forensic pathologist Jang Jae-wook (played by Han Seok-kyu), who became a terror suspect of the ages.

Han Seok-kyu played forensic pathologist Jang Jae-wook. Jung Yoo-mi played a profiler, Lee Hee-joon played a prosecutor, Yim Hye-ran played an investigation chief, and Kim Jun Han played a legal officer.

The work was originally known under the title 'Until Morning Breaks'. It is an adaptation of the Chinese novel 'A Long Night That Is Hard to Break Dawn', and filming was completed after production suspension.

The drama will first open episodes 1-2 through the 'Fantascape Section'. It is a newly reorganized section like 'On Screen' presented by the Busan Film Festival.

Public interest is already high. 'Speaking Dead' sold out all seats within 5 minutes of ticket sales beginning at the Bucheon Film Festival, which began on the 25th.

Meanwhile, 'Speaking Dead' can be viewed on July 11th at CGV Soop Screen 10 in Bucheon. A talk with the audience (GV) will also take place.

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