Behind-the-scenes stills from the movie 'Project Silence' have been released

The movie 'Project Silence' has released the second behind-the-scenes still featuring the actors' passionate appearance.

'Project Silence' is a disaster survival thriller that depicts the story of a series of collisions in a thick fog and the story of people who struggle to survive from out-of-control military lab dogs released on the Airport Bridge, which is on the verge of collapse.

Seon-kyun Lee, who plays the role of Jeong-won, who is trying his hand at disaster movies for the first time, appears as the central character of the play, and plays all the various scenes from the beginning to the end of the movie, concentrating on every cut and sparing no effort to create better scenes. Lee Sun-gyun's off-camera appearance, such as seriously monitoring the filming scenes with Kim Su-an, who plays his daughter Kyeong-min, and Kim Hee-won, who plays Dr. Yang, the head researcher of 'Project Silence', performs a lively performance right in front of the camera, shows the interest in the work through Lee Sun-kyun's off-camera appearance. I can feel his sincerity and generous efforts.

The dignified appearance of Ju Ji-hoon, who plays the role of Jo Park, and Jodi (Pina), who appeared as his pet dog, having a hard time cramming their large bodies into the trunk of a car, shows the best chemistry in the movie and gives a glimpse of the strong chemistry of the Jo-Jo couple, who are loved by the audience. You can. Here, Moon Seong-geun, who plays Byeong-hak, a husband who is extremely devoted to his wife Sun-ok (Ye Su-jeong), is seen meticulously monitoring his performance, and Ha Do-kwon, who plays Captain Kang, has an 11-to-1 battle with Echo, a military test dog who is a 100% CG character. , Park Hee-bon as Miran and Kim Hee-won as Dr. Yang, who showed realistic acting just by looking at the modeled face of Echo, and even Kim Su-an running without hesitation on the tilted airport bridge set. The passionate energy of the actors, who added immersion to the play through their passionate performances without hesitation on a huge 1,300 pyeong set reminiscent of an actual disaster site, is clearly conveyed.

‘Project Silence’ is currently showing in theaters nationwide.

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