Actor Park Ji-bin is making his film comeback after 6 years with 'My Name Is'.
The human drama film 'My Name Is' (directed by Jeong Ji-young / produced by Let's Film, Aura Pictures) revolves around the names 'Jeong-soon' and 'Young-ok', depicting how the wounds from the Jeju 4.3 incident in 1948 manifest through the tumult and pain of the democratization process in the 1980s, ultimately revealing their significance in 1998 and exploring how they connect with future generations today in 2024.
In the film, Park Ji-bin plays the role of 'Kyung-tae', a transfer student from Seoul to Jeju. Kyung-tae is a wealthy son from a rich family who is good at fighting, and his mere presence creates a sense of threat and tension within the class.
Park Ji-bin has received great acclaim for his deep acting skills, taking on new roles in projects such as Disney+'s 'Killer's Shopping Mall', tvN's 'Blind', and KBS2's 'Red Heart'. Through this film, he aims to present a different charm from the characters he has portrayed so far.
Meanwhile, the film 'My Name Is' completed its crank-in on the 3rd.
[Son Jin-ah, MK Sports Reporter]
