[Dispatch=Reporter Jung Tae-yoon] Actress Lee Na-young teams up with director Lee Ok-seop.

According to Eden Nine, Lee Na-young appears in director Lee Ok-seop's new film "The Love Counselor." The work is a peculiar love counseling drama about people entangled in sin and devotion, protection and control, love and dependency.

Lee Na-young takes on the role of 'Obomi'. Bomi is a character whose way of loving is precarious and strange in some way. She believes that even suffering together in deficiency is love. Lee Na-young plans to portray the character's complex inner world with density.

She received praise for her role as 'Yoon Ra-young' in ENA's "Honor: Their Court," which concluded last March, a glamorous celebrity lawyer harboring deep wounds beneath the surface.

This time, through a character in which love and wounds are strangely entangled, she will show another side of herself. Above all, she creates new synergy with director Lee Ok-seop, who has built a unique body of work.

Director Lee Ok-seop has consistently presented distinctive films including the short films "4th Grader Bogyeong," "Fly to the Sky," "Girls on Top," and "Three Cats."

In his feature film debut "Catfish," he unraveled realistic issues with his unique humor and bold imagination. He was recognized for his directing abilities, winning the Citizens' Critics Award at the 23rd Busan International Film Festival.

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