'Troll Factory' starring Son Seok-gu will be released on March 27th.

The movie 'Troll Factory' starring Son Seok-gu confirmed its release on March 27 and released a launch trailer.

'Troll Factory' is a film about a story that unfolds when an anonymous informant appears claiming that Lim Sang-jin, a reporter who was suspended after writing an article about a large company, has manipulated online public opinion.

'Troll Factory', a movie with a strong title, is the return to the big screen of actor Son Seok-gu, who has established himself as a trustworthy actor by showing excellent character digestion and solid acting skills in each work. Son Seok-gu plays Lim Sang-jin, a reporter who seeks reinstatement after being suspended for writing an article exposing the tyranny of large corporations.

The members of the so-called Team Aleph who are in conflict with Im Sang-jin include Kim Seong-cheol as Jjingpyeok King, the de facto leader who shows quick thinking and leads the manipulation of public opinion, and Kim Dong-hwi as Chattakkat, an anonymous writer who creates hooked stories and an informant who announces the existence of the comment unit. has been cast. Hong Kyung plays the role of Fabtack, a keyboard warrior who feels the power of online public opinion manipulation and becomes increasingly addicted to it.

In the released launch trailer, a news voice reporting on the comment unit and numerous comments pass quickly around Lim Sang-jin, who looks lost in thought while looking somewhere. When the clinical team gets up from their seats, a mysterious voice says, “That’s all the way we made it,” raising questions about Team ALEEP’s activities. Lastly, Lim Sang-jin's meaningful narration, "This story begins with this person's report," maximizes the suspense about the unpredictable developments that will unfold in the future.

'Troll Factory' increases immersion through the realistic subject matter of online public opinion manipulation, something that any modern person who uses Internet articles, various communities and social networking services (SNS) on a daily basis has thought about, and the 'Comment Unit' explains that it is 'sincere'. Director Ahn Gook-jin, who won the 52nd Baeksang Arts Awards Best Screenplay Award for his solid storytelling and sensuous directing through 'Alice in Land', took the lead.

Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr