Song HyeKyo’s New Challenge, Film ‘Black Nuns’ Confirmed for January Release Next Year

Korean film icon Song HyeKyo will return to the big screen in January next year with the film ‘Black Nuns.’ This project marks Song HyeKyo’s first movie appearance in 11 years since ‘My Brilliant Life’ in 2014, raising anticipation. ‘Black Nuns’ is a sequel to the 2015 film ‘The Priests,’ which opened a new chapter in Korean occult films, promising to deliver another deep narrative to audiences.

Distributor NEW has announced that ‘Black Nuns,’ starring Song HyeKyo, Jeon YeoBeen, and Lee JinWook, will be released on January 24, 2024. Song HyeKyo takes on the role of Sister Yoonia, who, with her strong will and bold actions, saves a boy in crisis. Her performance is expected to go beyond the transformation she showed in the Netflix series ‘The Glory,’ offering audiences a fresh shock. NEW expressed high expectations for the acting synergy between Song HyeKyo and Jeon YeoBeen.

Jeon YeoBeen will portray Sister Michaela, who becomes embroiled in confusion due to curiosity and suspicion. She plans to delicately depict the process of assisting Yoonia and deciding to become a Black Nun. Having proven her acting skills in various works such as the drama ‘Vincenzo,’ ‘Be Melodramatic,’ and films ‘Cobweb,’ ‘Night In Paradise,’ and ‘Harbin,’ Jeon YeoBeen is set to showcase deep emotions once again.

Meanwhile, the role of Father Paolo, a psychiatrist, is taken by Lee JinWook, who is also garnering attention for his appearance in ‘Squid Game 2.’ Heo JunHo will add tension as Father Andrea, performing rituals for the boy.

‘Black Nuns’ already attracted significant interest from international buyers at the ‘2024 Asian Contents & Film Market’ held in Busan last month, garnering attention in the global market. All eyes are on what kind of impact Song HyeKyo’s new challenge will have. Fans eagerly await the release date, anticipating the unique story and the actors’ passionate performances.

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