[MOVIE] ‘무지개’ 10월 9일부터 SM 시네마 단독 개봉

South Korean actor Kim Ji-soo revealed that he was no stranger to the Filipino culture when he began working in the Philippine showbiz industry. "So I came here, the first (time), was when I was 20. So I have been here a lot of times… So it’s a familiar country. So when I was shooting with the Black Rider team, they were really welcoming. And they were so bright so I really felt good. Here also (with ‘Mujigae’ new film). It feels like family, it’s really sweet," he said. Kim recently guest starred in the show, "Black Rider" and has joined the cast of the upcoming film, "Mujigae."

'A MOVIE THAT CAN TOUCH HEARTS' South Korean actor Kim Ji-soo expressed his excitement about joining the cast of the upcoming Philippine film "Mujigae" and what attracted him to the film. "I think it’s a unique movie… When you go to the cinemas, there’s a lot of funny movies, action movies, but when I read the script (for this one), I just thought, oh this is a unique script. These days, I have recently been watching family drama movies," he said. Kim will co-star alongside Filipino actors including child star Ryrie Turingan, Alexa Ilacad, Rufa Mae Quinto, and Lito Pimentel.

NEW MOVIE! NA PAGBIBIDAHAN NI ALEXA ILACAD!

21년 3월 2일, 인터넷에 "배우 지수는 학교폭력 가해자입니다"라는 익명의 폭로 글이 올라왔다. 이후 지수는 자신 인스타그램에 자필 사과문을 올렸다. 그리고 지수는 그 당시 촬영 중이던 드라마 '달이 뜨는 강'의 온달 역에서 하차하였다. -위키백과 발췌

23년 10월 23일, 최초 폭로자 역시 게시글이 악의적 내용들로 부풀려졌음에 안타까움과 미안함을 가지고 있다고 했으며, "서로 잘 화해했고 지금은 응원하는 사이다. 지수가 다시 잘되길 바란다"는 말을 전해왔다고 한다. -나무위키 발췌

긴시간 애들 괴롭히고 짧은 사과한번 했다가 복귀가 어려워 지니까 필리핀에서 생활하네요. 이제는 필리핀에서 쓰레기 배우까지 처리해 주네요. 차라리 몸쓰는 일이라도 열심히 하는 모습 보였다면 언젠가 복귀할 수 있었을텐데... 이젠 피노이배우로 평생 살아야할텐데.... 응원은 못해줘도 욕하고는 안다닐게요

< PH, Korean feels come together in 'Mujigae' > Opening in cinemas today is the family drama "Mujigae" starring Filipina actress Alexa Ilacad and Korean actor Kim Ji-soo. A cross-cultural narrative, Ilacad plays Sunny in the film — a young Filipina determined not to have children of her own — who is forced to take care of her half-Korean niece, Mujigae, after the child's mother passes away. Just when they thought they had overcome the challenge of raising a kid between two cultures, Sunny and Mujigae's lives are turned upside down when the child's biological father, Ji Sung Park (played by Kim), arrives in the Philippines. At the heart of the movie is Mujigae, a 'Kopino' — Filipino slang for someone of mixed Korean and Filipino descent — portrayed by the talented child star Ryrie Sophia Turingan. Director Randolph Longjas proudly noted that while Turingan is pure Filipino, the former "Mini Miss U" contestant diligently studied the Korean language for three week to portray a more realistic characterization of Mujigae. "In fact, when we shot the movie in South Korea, they thought Ryrie Sophia was Korean because she speaks Korean so well," Longjas shared at the movie's media conference. Overall, the director said the movies is for all types of moms. "It's a story for mothers, those who want to be mothers, those who don't want to be mothers, and those who are forced to become mothers," he said. Producer Madonna Tarrayo agreed, adding, "It's all about connections — connecting with people, family members who find family in other families, mothers who want to be mothers but cannot be, mothers who are forced to be mothers out of circumstance." "The dynamics in Mujigae are very broad, but at the end of the day, it's all about family," Tarrayo finally noted. Produced by Unitel Straight Shooters (UXS), the same makers of the award-winning 2023 Sharon Cuneta-starrer, "Crying Ladies," Mujigae is released exclusively in SM Cinemas starting today, October 9. https://www.manilatimes.net