CHANG-OK’S LETTER with BAE Doo-na and KIM Joo-hyuk Debuts on Youtube

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CHANG-OK’S LETTER with BAE Doo-na and KIM Joo-hyuk Debuts on Youtube

Feb 28, 2017

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Nestle Webseries from Japanese Director IWAI Shunji

The new Korea-set webseries Chang-ok’s Letter, from Japanese master IWAI Shunji, debuted on the Nestle Theater channel on Youtube on February 16th. Comprising four episodes that average about 15 minutes a piece, the project features Korean stars BAE Doo-na and KIM Joo-hyuk, as a modern couple in Seoul.

Eun-ha lives with her husband and two children as well as her over-bearing mother-in-law. A dutiful daughter-in-law, mother and wife, she lives her life at the beck and call of those around her, bottling up her frustrations inside her.

Director of Love Letter (1995), a popular melodrama in Korea, IWAI wrote the webseries with NATSUNO Tsugumi. He also edited the series and composed all the music for it. The series was shot largely through long takes, with cinematography by IWAI collaborator KAMBE Chigi.

Chang-ok’s Letter was co-produced by notable Korean shingle Bom Film Productions, known for Untold Scandal (2003) and A Bittersweet Life (2005), among others, and IWAI’s Japanese outfit Rockwell Eyes.

BAE Doo-na, known globally for her work with the Wachowski Siblings, including Cloud Atlas (2012) and Netflix show Sense8, recently appeared in Korean disaster hit Tunnel (2016). KIM is a veteran Korean star who has turned into a major character actor, with recent credits that include Yourself and Yours (2016), The Truth Beneath (2016) and Confidential Assignment.

The series also features LEE Joo-sil (TRAIN TO BUSAN, 2016), SIN Eun-su (VANISHING TIME: A BOY WHO RETURNED, 2016) and JEONG Jun-won (A Melody to Remember, 2016).

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