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After a long drought, a Korean film has finally taken the top spot at the box office. "Dream," starring popular actors IU and Park Seo-joon, has emerged as a hit, capturing the hearts of audiences with its heartwarming story about a homeless football team. The film, released on Wednesday, attracted a total of 93,400 viewers on its first day, surpassing the competition, including the highly anticipated "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."
Directed by Lee Byeong-heon, the film is based on the true story of a team of homeless football players competing in the Homeless World Cup, an international football tournament for people experiencing homelessness. The team is led by Park's character, Yoon Hong-dae, a talented football player who accidentally becomes their coach. IU plays Lee So-min, a documentary filmmaker who initially joins the team with little enthusiasm but gradually becomes emotionally invested in the players' stories.
The film provides a glimpse into the lives of homeless people, who are often marginalized in society. Each of the team members has their own unique story, adding depth to the plot and making it more relatable to audiences. The film not only tackles serious social issues but also offers plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments, making it a perfect blend of comedy and drama.
Lee Byeong-heon, who previously directed the hugely successful "Extreme Job," has once again shown his talent in creating a blockbuster hit. The film's success can also be attributed to the star power of IU and Park Seo-joon, both of whom have a massive following in Korea and beyond.
In a time when many people are struggling with the ongoing pandemic, "Dream" offers a ray of hope and inspiration. The film reminds us that no matter what challenges we face, we can overcome them with teamwork, determination, and a little bit of humor. It's no wonder that audiences have fallen in love with this heartwarming tale and made it the top-grossing film in Korea.
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Starring IU and Park Seo-joon, the Comedy Film Offers a Glance into the Life of Homeless People Through the Lens of Football
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After a long drought, a Korean film has finally taken the top spot at the box office. "Dream," starring popular actors IU and Park Seo-joon, has emerged as a hit, capturing the hearts of audiences with its heartwarming story about a homeless football team. The film, released on Wednesday, attracted a total of 93,400 viewers on its first day, surpassing the competition, including the highly anticipated "The Super Mario Bros. Movie."
Directed by Lee Byeong-heon, the film is based on the true story of a team of homeless football players competing in the Homeless World Cup, an international football tournament for people experiencing homelessness. The team is led by Park's character, Yoon Hong-dae, a talented football player who accidentally becomes their coach. IU plays Lee So-min, a documentary filmmaker who initially joins the team with little enthusiasm but gradually becomes emotionally invested in the players' stories.
The film provides a glimpse into the lives of homeless people, who are often marginalized in society. Each of the team members has their own unique story, adding depth to the plot and making it more relatable to audiences. The film not only tackles serious social issues but also offers plenty of laughs and heartwarming moments, making it a perfect blend of comedy and drama.
Lee Byeong-heon, who previously directed the hugely successful "Extreme Job," has once again shown his talent in creating a blockbuster hit. The film's success can also be attributed to the star power of IU and Park Seo-joon, both of whom have a massive following in Korea and beyond.
In a time when many people are struggling with the ongoing pandemic, "Dream" offers a ray of hope and inspiration. The film reminds us that no matter what challenges we face, we can overcome them with teamwork, determination, and a little bit of humor. It's no wonder that audiences have fallen in love with this heartwarming tale and made it the top-grossing film in Korea.
Sayart.net
Kelly.K pittou8181@gmail.com
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