The latest Korean film titled ' Streaming ' is preparing for its release in theaters on March 21, 2025. 'Streaming' is Kang Ha Neul's first new thriller in four years, after starring in Forgotten in 2017.
He plays Woo Sang, the most popular streamer on a competitive platform where only the top streamers can take home all the sponsorship revenue. The character is known for his live broadcasts that always get a lot of viewers.
When Woo Sang finds a clue to an unsolved serial murder case, he begins tracking down the killer while broadcasting his investigation live. Before it officially airs, here are three reasons why you should look forward to the film 'Streaming' as quoted from Soompi .
1. Woo Sang's Interesting Character
Woo Sang, the streamer of the most popular crime channel in South Korea, is an interesting character who will capture viewers' attention from start to finish. With sharp profiling skills, irresistible charisma, and a natural ability to keep his subscribers hooked, he rules the streaming world. His perfectly styled hair, crisp suits, and eye-catching tattoos exude confidence and swagger.
However, despite his seemingly perfect personality, Woo Sang is forced to make extreme choices when his live broadcast takes an unexpected turn while tracking down the culprit behind a serial murder case. Viewers can't wait to find out how Woo Sang's live-streamed investigation will unfold.
2. Woo Sang's Suspenseful Hunt Story for a Serial Killer
Tensions mount as Woo Sang dives deeper into his investigation. While investigating the serial murders, Woo Sang teams up with an unknown streamer, Matilda (Ha Seo Yoon), who slowly reveals her desire for fame and begins to set her sights on the top spot.
Just when Matilda finally gets the popularity she craves, she is suddenly kidnapped by a mysterious figure.This mysterious figure not only kidnaps Matilda but also taunts Woo Sang, leaving cryptic clues and challenging him to find her within a set time limit.
To raise the stakes even further, the kidnapper puts a huge reward on the line, pushing Woo Sang to his limits. As Woo Sang's live-streamed investigation takes an unexpected turn, tension builds, leaving viewers eager to uncover the identity of the serial killer and the person taunting Woo Sang.
3. Director Jo Jang Ho's Bold Filmmaking Techniques
Director Jo Jang Ho takes an ambitious approach, opting for a one-take shooting style to reflect the raw intensity of a live broadcast. By doing away with traditional editing, the film amplifies the tension, making every second of Woo Sang's pursuit feel incredibly real.
To achieve this ambitious feat, lead actor Kang Ha Neul had to film several scenes with long-distance shooting. Reflecting on the filming process, Kang Ha Neul shared, “We were constantly looking for ways to make the film feel as real and exciting as possible.
Every team member poured their heart into creating an authentic streaming experience.” Director Jo Jang Ho added, “Most of the film takes place like a real live broadcast, with careful attention to detail.
We specifically made it so that it can be better enjoyed on the big screen.” Well, those are three reasons why you should look forward to the Korean film 'Streaming'. This thriller film is ready to hit theaters on March 21, 2025.
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