The Disney+ original series 'Moving' announced the start of Korean-style hero water in earnest.
'Moving' heralded the birth of a Korean-style hero, armed with fun that could not be seen anywhere else. 'Moving' is a human action series depicting the stories of children living in the present while hiding their superpowers and parents living in the past while hiding painful secrets.
Director Park In-je, who was in charge of directing, explained 'Korean-style hero water' as "a new genre different from the usual heroes we know." Writer Kang Full, who was in charge of the screenplay following the original work, also said, "As a writer, I wanted to show something that I hadn't shown before. In the past, there were many hero and supernatural powers, but I wanted to show that 'Korea made it that way'."
Jo In-seong also introduced the uniqueness of the main characters, saying, “They have supernatural powers, but these people’s lives are not mysterious. 'Moving' tells the story of people who fly in the sky, regenerate no matter how injured they are, and have tremendous strength and speed, but use their abilities to protect the precious beings around them. Ryu Seung-ryong, who plays Joo-won, who has the ability to regenerate infinitely, said, "It seems to have unfolded great suspense and various conflicts, but at the same time, it seems that everyone can sympathize with the narrative about love and family in detail and cleverly."
In addition, Cha Tae-hyun, who played the role of Gye-do, said, "'Moving' has its own personality, which is different from existing hero films. It seems that the story in the play and the background of Korea are well mixed, and it is a work that adds to the imagination." He also added strength, saying, "These are materials that all Koreans can relate to."
'Moving' will be released on Disney+ on August 9th, with 7 episodes released simultaneously worldwide, followed by 2 episodes per week.
Reporter Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia kkk39@tenasia.co.kr