Not too long ago, it was introduced that The Black Knight star Kim Woo-bin and D.P. star Kim Sung-kyun are collaborating for a brand new motion comedy.
On Tuesday, an official account of an OTT platform made an announcement and wrote, “*cue excessive kicks, hijinks, and bromance* OFFICER BLACK BELT stars Kim Woo-bin as a martial arts prodigy who groups up with probation officer Kim Sung-kyun to struggle crime.”
The upcoming Korean action-comedy Officer Black Belt tells the story of Lee Jung Do, who’s an skilled in taekwondo, kendo, and judo with a ninth dan (stage). He groups up with probation supervisor Kim Seon Min to observe people who’re carrying digital ankle bracelets and forestall crimes.
Within the movie, Kim Woo Bin portrays the character of Lee Jung Do, a younger man who can’t ignore somebody in want. Though he seems to be an bizarre and sort particular person, there’s something distinctive about him that units him other than others. He possesses experience in martial arts, holding black belts in taekwondo, kendo, and judo, with a complete of 9 dan. By likelihood, Lee Jung Do rescues a police officer from an assault by a felony carrying an digital anklet. He then takes on the function of a substitute officer for an prolonged time period, and the story unfolds from there.
Kim Sung Kyun portrays Kim Seon Min, a person who transforms right into a probation officer to oversee harmful criminals carrying digital anklets as he believes that serving to others is his calling. Whereas working, he acknowledges the experience and technique of Lee Jung Do, his short-term associate, and recommends that he turn out to be an official martial arts officer. Kim Seon Min’s sense of obligation and competence results in a profitable collaboration with Lee Jung Do, whose combating expertise can shortly subdue the offenders.
Officer Black Belt explores the thrilling world of officers who guarantee the protection of the group by utilising their teamwork and distinctive crime-fighting skills. This motion comedy is helmed by Jason Kim, who lately directed a success Korean collection Bloodhounds.
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