Trailer 2 added for movie “Hot Blooded” starring Jung Woo, Kim Kap-Soo, & Choi Moo-Sun. Movie is based on 2016 novel “Ddeugeowoon Pi” by Kim Eon-Soo and directed Cheon Myeong-Kwan. Captions in the trailer states (0:27) “The bottom of the world,” (0:40) “If you want to live, you have to fight,” (0:54) “Whoever hesitates loses,” (0:59) “Unavoidable,” (1:04) “Hot war begins.”
“Hot Blooded” will be released March 23, 2022.
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Takahisa Masuda (‘NEWS’) is cast for the lead role in TV Tokyo-Paravi drama series “Kichijoji Losers.” Minami Tanaka, Jin Katagiri, Meru Tashima, Mari Hamada, & Jun Kunimura are also cast for major supporting character roles. The drama series will follow 6 adults who are considered “losers in life” as they begin to live together in a share house.
“Kichijoji Losers” first airs April, 2022 in Japan.
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Teaser trailer #2 added for MBC drama series “Tomorrow” starring Kim Hee-Seon & Ro Woon. Dialogue in the trailer goes (0:08) Ro Woon “No,” (0:13) Ro Woon “What did you do?,” (0:14) Kim Hee-Seon “I saved. I am a Death Angel who saves people,” (0:35) Kim Hee-Seon “Welcome to Judadeung.” Above and below are character posters of Kim Hee-Seon as Gu Ryeon, Ro Woon as Choi Joon-Woong, Lee Soo-Hyuk as Park Joong-Gil, & Yun Ji-On as Im Ryong-Koo.
“Tomorrow” first airs March 25, 2022 in South Korea.
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Teaser trailer #2 added for tvN drama series “Our Blues” starring Lee Byung-Hun & Shin Min-A. The teaser begins with captions that introduces “Dong-Seok and Sun-A,” who are played by Lee Byung-Hun and Shin Min-A. Narration in the trailer goes (0:10) Lee Byung-Hun “Don’t you know me?,” (0:13) Shin Min-A “I know you,” (0:15) Lee Byung-Hun “You know me, but you didn’t say hello or ask how I’ve been?,” (0:23) Shin Min-A “I just lived,” (0:26) Lee Byung-Hun “Why did you do that to me? I was just so happy to be with you.”
“Our Blues” first airs April 9, 2022 in South Korea.
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Here’s the first teaser poster for Netflix movie “Yaksha: Ruthless Operations” starring Sol Kyung-Gu & Park Hae-Soo. The spy-action film is directed by Na Hyeon (“The Prison“) and revolves around a secret NIS operations team known as Black Team.
“Yaksha: Ruthless Operations” will stream on Netflix from April 8, 2022.
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First teaser trailer added for horror film “N Goto” starring Minori Hagiwara, Kasumi Yamaya, & Yuki Kura. Movie is scripted & directed by Yuko Goto (“Eren the Southpaw“). The film revolves around an abandoned apartment complex, that is well known for having ghost sightings.
“N Goto” will be released April 29, 2022 in Japan.
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Teaser trailer and poster added for movie “A Man” starring Satoshi Tsumabuki, Sakura Ando, & Masataka Kubota. Movie is based on 2018 novel “Aru Otoko” by Keiichiro Hirano and directed by Kei Ishikawa. The teaser trailer begins with narration by Satoshi Tsumabuki as he states “When we like somebody, we sure are looking at something about that person. We sure love something about that person.”
“A Man” will be released sometime later this year in Japan.
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New teaser trailer added for Disney+ drama series “Soundtrack #1” starring Park Hyung-Sik & Han So-Hee. Narration in the teaser trailer goes (0:01) Han So-Hee “Then tell me why you can’t confess,” (0:03) Park Hyung-Sik “It’s not like I can’t. I won,t do it,” (0:05) Han So-Hee “Are you afraid that you’ll get turned down,” (0:07) Park Hyung-Sik “It’s not about being turned down. I am afraid of losing,” (0:09) Han So-Hee “How about staying with me for 2 weeks?”
“Soundtrack #1” first airs March 23, 2022 in South Korea.
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Masataka Kubota is cast in movie “Sweet My Home.” The film is based on 2019 novel “Sweet My Home” by Rinko Kamizu and is the second film directed by actor Takumi Saito. For “Sweet My Home,” Masataka Kubota will play Kenji Kiyosawa. He builds a new home for his family, but bizarre incidents soon take place in the home.
“Sweet My Home” will be released 2023 in Japan.
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Yudai Chiba and Kento Nagayama are cast in WOWOW drama series “Double.” The drama series is based on webcomic “Double” by Ayako Noda. The two lead actors will play stage actors in a teacher and student relationship. Once the student achieves success, the dynamics of their relationship changes.
“Double” will consist of 10 episodes and first air June 4, 2022 in Japan.
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