Song Hye Kyo, star of the film ”Black Nuns,” says, ”I often watch scary movies with my mother”

Actor Song Hye Kyo revealed why she chose to star in the occult film "Black Nuns" after the TV series "The Glory: Glorious Revenge," and said she is actually into the occult genre.
Director KWON HYUK was present at the press conference for the movie "Black Nuns" held at the Megabox COEX in Gangnam-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 20th.
First, actors Song Hye Kyo, Jeon Yeo Bin, Lee Jin Wook, and Moon Woo Jin participated and discussed the work. "Black Nuns" is a story about a boy who is possessed by a powerful evil spirit.
It is a film about people who perform forbidden rituals. "Priest: The Devil's Burial" opened a new chapter in Korean occult films, and "The Day the Nation Goes Bankrupt," "Master," and "
The film is a new work from ZIP, the film company that produced "Baby Broker," and is drawing attention for the fresh combination of Song Hye Kyo and Jeon Yeo Bin.
This is the first Korean film to make a comeback in 11 years since "My Most Dearest" (2014), and it has been a hot topic. The break-even point is 1.6 million people.
"Black Nuns" is also attracting attention as Song Hye Kyo's next project after Netflix's "The Glory."
Song Hye Kyo explained why she chose an occult-themed work for her next project, "I didn't want to go back to a love story after 'The Glory.' After finishing 'The Glory,' I was looking for a scenario and a script.
I was choosing films based on the genre. Then I read a screenplay called "Black Nuns." I thought it was a very difficult challenge, but I thought that this film would open up new possibilities that I had never known before.
"I was interested in the expression that was in the film," he said. "And that's why I chose this film. And I've always watched a lot of scary things. I've watched a lot of scary movies since I was a child."
"My mother also likes occult movies, so I often watched them with her," he added. "Black Nuns" will be released in Korea on the 24th.