Song HyeKyo’s Screen Comeback, ‘Black Nuns’ Confirmed for Release in January Next Year

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Actress Song HyeKyo will return to the screen early next year with the film ‘Black Nuns.’ This marks her first film in 11 years since ‘My Brilliant Life’ in 2014, and it is garnering significant anticipation from fans.

Film distributor NEW announced that ‘Black Nuns,’ starring Song HyeKyo, Jeon YeoBeen, and Lee JinWook, will be released on January 24, 2024. ‘Black Nuns’ is a sequel to the 2015 occult film ‘The Priests,’ which offered a refreshing shock to many and contains a new story.

Song HyeKyo recently gained attention for her impressive transformation in the Netflix series ‘The Glory,’ and in this film, she plays the role of Sister Yoonia, who showcases strong willpower and exceptional decision-making as she saves a boy in crisis. NEW expressed that Song HyeKyo will display a new charm not seen before in ‘Black Nuns’ and showed high expectations for her acting synergy with Jeon YeoBeen.

Meanwhile, Jeon YeoBeen plays Sister Michaela, who becomes confused by curiosity and doubt. She has delivered deep performances in various works such as the drama ‘Vincenzo,’ ‘Be Melodramatic,’ and the films ‘Cobweb,’ ‘Night in Paradise,’ and will captivate audiences with her delicate emotional acting in this project as well.

Lee JinWook takes on the role of Father Paolo, a psychiatrist, raising expectations with his new appearance in ‘Squid Game 2.’ Heo JunHo also appears as Father Andrea, performing a ritual to save the boy, and adding tension to the drama.

‘Black Nuns’ received hot attention from overseas buyers at the ‘2024 Asia Content & Film Market’ held recently in Busan and is also drawing attention in the global market. Let’s look forward to Song HyeKyo’s new charm when the film is released in January next year. It is a moment of anticipation for another advancement in the film industry.

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