Actor Jung Woo-sung returned to the deepened eyes and humane figure with the 'good man' Iran topic.
Innocent Witness, which has surpassed one million viewers on the eighth day of its release, is a film about a lawyer Sun Ho (Jung Woo-sung), who has to prove the innocence of a possible murder suspect, meeting Ji-woo (Kim Hyang-gi), the autistic girl who is the only witness at the scene of the incident. It won the grand prize at the 5th Lotte Screenplay Competition. Lee Han, director of the movie "Wan-deuk" and "Elegant Lie", directed the film.
Jung Woo-sung thinks that the “good person” is a person who tries to find meaning. “Where am I now? What am I like in my job? What kind of person is it among people? "It is a good person who constantly tries to find meaning in the given person by thinking." “Those who watched the movie are likely to be able to take a lot of emotions with Ji-woo’s question,” he said.
“When I asked, ‘Are you a good man?’ I thought I was the one who could throw “Are we just?” and that made the question heavier and bigger. I do not know who I am, but it seems to be a direction to become a 'good person' I think. “Innocent Witness has a resonant resonation that makes me think about the fundamentals of that kind of thing.”
Innocent Witness draws a warm eye on the process of two people who can never get close to each other. The 'Soonho', which approached Ji-woo' to win the trial, will be able to communicate with the pure Ji-woo'.
"I thought it would be a movie that can warmly care for the tired mind of the audience and can be healed by myself. It was a scene where I could play comfortably without designing or decorating a character in a long time. It was cured by acting. "
"I feel warm and healed through 'Innocent Witness'." "Trying the questions we need these days."