Actor Jo In-sung is meeting audiences with director Lee Chang-dong's new film 'Possible Love'. This marks Lee Chang-dong's first new work in eight years, and Jo In-sung stars alongside Jeon Do-yeon, Sol Kyung-gu, and Jo Yeo-jeong, showcasing a new acting transformation. 'Possible Love' has garnered global attention even before its domestic release, having been invited to the competition section of the 83rd Venice International Film Festival and winning the Grand Jury Prize.
According to blog sources, Jo In-sung plays 'Sang-woo', the husband of documentary director Ye-ji, in 'Possible Love'. Sang-woo is described as a man from a wealthy family, powerful and charming, yet one who does not easily reveal himself. Additionally, three of Jo In-sung's films—'Escape from Mogadishu', 'Smugglers', and 'Humint'—are recommended on Netflix. All three are collaborations with director Ryoo Seung-wan, each presenting a different side of Jo In-sung.
Bloggers anticipate that Jo In-sung will deliver a profound performance in 'Possible Love', moving beyond his established image as a handsome star actor. In 'Escape from Mogadishu', he portrayed a realistic character making decisions in a crisis, and in 'Smugglers', he played a smuggler who appears in a quiet seaside village, demonstrating his presence across various genres. Jo In-sung consistently challenges himself with new characters, showcasing a broad acting spectrum.
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