Park Hye-soo denies allegations of school violence, "My position remains unchanged, and I will do my best to correct the lies."

Actress Park Hye-soo denied the allegations of school violence and emphasized, “My position remains unchanged.”

At 4 p.m. on the 10th, a press screening and meeting for the movie 'You and I' (directed by Cho Hyeon-cheol) was held at CGV I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. Director Cho Hyun-cheol, Park Hye-soo, and Kim Si-eun attended.

On this day, before the start of the full-scale meeting, Park Hye-soo said, "I understand that the agency relayed the progress to the reporters yesterday. You may have been curious, but I have been doing my best to correct the lies over the past time. The investigation is still in progress, but my position is “There will be no change and we will continue to do our best until the end,” he said.

He then said, “We gathered here for the movie ‘You and I,’ and I am both grateful and sorry for being able to tell my position. I am curious about how you viewed the movie. Please tell us a lot about the movie.”

Park Hye-soo was suspected of school violence in February 2021, and a legal battle regarding the allegations is underway.

Meanwhile, 'You and I' is the story of high school students Se-mi (Park Hye-soo) and Ha-eun (Kim Si-eun) who spend a dreamy day with something they want to say to each other in their hearts. This is the first feature-length film written and directed by Jo Hyeon-cheol.

‘You and I’ will be released on the 25th.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr