Actors Kang Ki-young and Kim Ji-woong have been cast as leads in the film 'Siren,' showcasing a dynamic duo with contrasting backgrounds.
'Siren' tells the story of a wealthy police academy student who drives a supercar to work and a struggling ace detective who rides a bicycle. The film features an unpredictable partnership between a mentor trying to get rid of an intern and an intern who has no intention of leaving. Directed by Oh Gi-hwan, known for 'The Work's Standard' and the ENA drama 'I-Shopping,' the film promises thrilling action and a compelling narrative.
In the film, Kang Ki-young plays 'Si-woo,' an ace detective at the Gangnam Police Station. As a special recruit focused on promotions, Si-woo faces disciplinary action when a wealthy police academy student, Do-yoon, disrupts a crime scene. After vowing never to meet again, the two unexpectedly reunite as mentor and intern at the Gangnam Police Station, where Si-woo receives a covert proposal to make Do-yoon give up on becoming a police officer.
Kim Ji-woong portrays 'Do-yoon,' the passionate youngest son of a conglomerate who dreams of becoming a police officer. Motivated by a past incident, Do-yoon is determined to succeed, often using money and connections to solve problems.
Despite their constant clashes, the intern Do-yoon and the mentor Si-woo eventually become partners through a shared case, leading to unpredictable investigative teamwork. The chemistry between the two characters, who come from entirely different worlds, is a key highlight of the film.
Meanwhile, the film 'Siren,' featuring the fresh pairing of Kang Ki-young and Kim Ji-woong, has completed all filming and is currently in post-production, aiming for a release in 2027.
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