South Korean thriller film 'Target,' which stars Shin Hye-sun, is set to screen in Philippine cinemas beginning October 18.
South Korean thriller film "Target," which stars Shin Hye-sun, is set to screen in Philippine cinemas beginning October 18.
The film tells the story of Soo-hyun, played by Shin, who leaves angry comments at a shop's website after learning that the washing machine she purchased there was defective. But after her online rant, Soo-hyun becomes the sole target of a mysterious killer, prompting her to seek help from detectives portrayed by Kim Sung-kyun and Kang Tae-oh .
Watch more News on iWantTFC Directed by Park Hee-kon, "Target" seeks to put the spotlight on the world of e-commerce, focusing on the trade of secondhand products. "The audience will be captivated by the main character, whose life is destroyed by a secondhand transaction, and the intense suspense and thrills of the chase until her suffocating confrontation with a mysterious, unidentifiable killer," Park said.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
South Korean president to make state visit to UKLONDON: South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol will make a state visit to Britain in November after accepting an invitation from King Charles III, Buckingham Palace announced on Tuesday.
Read more »
Korean film ‘Cobweb’ set for release in theatersThe Korean film “Cobweb,” which was invited to the 76th Cannes International Film Festival, is set for release in South Korea on Sept. 27.
Read more »
Korean star Kim Bum reveals fun side in Manila, Cebu fan meetingsKorean actor Kim Bum danced, sang and played games at his “2023 Asia Fan Meeting: Between U and Me” in Manila and Cebu.
Read more »
Beep Cebu to cease operations for 6 months starting October 1MODERN jeepneys operated by Beep Cebu will temporarily cease operations for six months starting October 1, 2023.The bus company’s management issued a memorandum on September 22,...
Read more »
CAB retains October passenger fuel surchargeTHE Civil Aeronautics Board (CAB) retained the fuel surcharge for passenger and cargo at level 6 for the second straight
Read more »