A new Korean comedy film titled 'Boss' presents an unconventional gangster story where criminal organization members actively try to avoid taking the top position. The upcoming movie offers a humorous twist on traditional crime dramas by focusing on characters who scheme to escape rather than pursue power.
The film's main cast includes prominent Korean actors Jo Woo-jin, Jung Kyung-ho, Park Ji-hwan, and Lee Kyu-hyung, who appeared together at a press conference held at a Seoul theater on Monday. The press event provided the actors with an opportunity to discuss their roles and the unique concept behind the comedy.
Unlike typical gangster films that revolve around power struggles and the desire to climb the criminal hierarchy, 'Boss' takes a comedic approach by portraying characters who want nothing to do with leadership responsibilities. This fresh perspective on the crime genre aims to entertain audiences with its unexpected storyline and character motivations.
The press conference marked an important promotional milestone for the film as it prepares for its theatrical release. The gathering of the four main actors demonstrated the collaborative effort behind the project and highlighted the ensemble nature of the cast.
