‘Reverse’ has unveiled character posters announcing the intense acting transformations of Seo Ji-hye, Go Su, and Kim Jae-kyung.
Set to be exclusively released on Wavve on the 17th, ‘Reverse’ is a mystery revenge thriller revolving around Myo-jin (played by Seo Ji-hye), who loses her memory after being caught up in a chaebol family’s villa explosion accident. As she tries to uncover the secrets of her mysterious fiancé Jun-ho (played by Go Su) and the truth behind the incident, the narrative unfolds with unpredictable twists, providing an immersive experience.
The character posters of Seo Ji-hye, Go Su, and Kim Jae-kyung, released on the 13th, capture the lively expressions and intense aura of the three actors, leaving a strong impact and heightening curiosity about ‘Reverse.’ First, Seo Ji-hye appears with a pale expression and disheveled hair, gazing at something with shocked eyes. The phrase “The Myo-jin who wants to set things right” and the quote “Did I kill them?” printed on the poster, pique curiosity. As Myo-jin, who lost her memory, becomes embroiled in a murder case, curiosity grows about the shocking truth she will face.
Go Su appears perfectly groomed, befitting the heir of a chaebol family, yet he exudes a chilling gaze as if hiding a deep secret. Alongside the description “The Jun-ho who wants to change memories” and the dialogue “We were engaged. Remember?” curiosity about what risks he is taking to maintain his relationship with his fiancée Myo-jin intensifies.
Lastly, Kim Jae-kyung, in glamorous attire and makeup, grabs attention but wears an icy expression as if frozen by someone. The explanation “Hee-su hidden in memory” and the quote “Everyone has a secret they can’t tell, right?” printed on the poster add to the intrigue. Anticipation builds around what secret Kim Jae-kyung is hiding and how it will serve as a catalyst in ‘Reverse,’ set in a world of erased memories and inverted truths, where suspicion and deception abound.
Meanwhile, Wavve’s original series ‘Reverse’ will be exclusively released on the 17th, only on Wavve.
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