Movie ”Three Days” Park Shin Yang, ”It's been a while since I've seen a movie. The coexistence of human drama and the occult was interesting.”

Actor Park Shin Yang talks about his thoughts on returning to the big screen for the first time in 11 years in the occult horror film "Three Days," and what prompted him to take on the role.
On the afternoon of the 12th, a press conference for the movie "Three Days" was held at CGV I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
Director Hyun Moon-seop and actors Park Shin Yang, Lee Min Ki, and Lee Re participated in the discussion and talked about the film. "Three Days" is about a man who wakes up from the heart of a dead girl during the three days of her funeral.
It is an occult horror film that tells the story of an exorcism ritual to prevent evil spirits from coming back from the dead. Park Shin Yang plays the role of Seung-do (played by Park Shin Yang), a father who tries to save his dead daughter, and shows his passionate paternal love and
Park Shin Yang said, "I thought there were two stories in one screenplay. I thought it was a story that dealt with the heartbreaking emotions of a father and daughter.
"It's a mix of the human drama and occult genres," he said, expressing his impression when he first read the script. "There's not enough time to cover one genre, but the two stories are well-crafted.
I found it interesting that they coexist in the same way. I felt it was very refreshing because there hadn't been many works like that before, and there weren't many examples to refer to.
When asked how he felt about returning to the big screen after such a long time, he said, "It just so happens that it's been a while since I've been in a movie.
Both painting and TV Series require a lot of time, but film has a different aspect in that it requires a lot of time to concentrate and bring out emotions in a limited time.
"Three Days" will be released in Korean cinemas on November 14th.