‘Secret’ Kim Jung-hyun, face with deep depression

Actor Kim Jung-hyun announced his screen comeback with the movie 'Secret'.

Kim Jung-hyun plays the role of Lee Dong-geun, a homicide detective who encounters the truth or secret while investigating a serial murder case in the movie 'Secret', which was released on Wednesday the 13th, and shows various human emotions.

Kim Jung-hyun, who has proven his believable acting skills by playing various characters, has transformed into an ordinary detective that we often see around us this time. He portrayed Lee Dong-geun, a cynical detective who neither mixes emotion nor passion in his work, in a raw way with his messy hair, thick nocturnal face, and uninhibited speech and gait.

In addition, Kim Jung-hyun realistically depicted everything from the feelings of shame, self-reproach, and anger that the character feels as he faces the truth to his rehabilitation through atonement, delicately portraying the changes in a person's life and attitude. In particular, the scene where he reveals hints of the case one by one and cries while facing the fact that all of these events are connected to him made the viewers feel sad.

In addition, Kim Jung-hyun said at the press preview held earlier, “I felt a strong attraction from the moment I first saw the scenario. I want to show Dong-geun changing as the story progresses. This is a work that makes you think about how to view the events of the past in the present. “I hope the message I wanted to show in the movie reaches people well,” he said, showing his attitude toward the work and his affectionate feelings toward it. Accordingly, the movie 'Secret', which contains Kim Jung-hyun's solid acting skills and a deep message, is attracting the attention of many people.

Meanwhile, the movie 'Secret' starring Kim Jung-hyun is a chase where the diary of 'Young-hoon', who committed suicide 10 years ago, is discovered on a brutally murdered body, and 'Dong-geun', a homicide detective who digs into the secret, comes face to face with his forgotten past. This thriller is being screened to rave reviews in theaters across the country.

Ryu Ye-ji, Ten Asia Reporter ryuperstar@tenasia.co.kr