Director of the movie ”Streaming” thanks Kang HaNeul for her energy and passionate acting: ”It would have been difficult to do that one take without him...I believed in his passion”

Director Cho Jang-ho of the movie "Streaming" expressed his gratitude to Kang Ha-Neul for her energy and passion in the film, even enjoying the long take scenes.
Director Cho Jang-ho and actor Kang attended the media preview of the movie "Streaming" held at Lotte Cinema World Tower in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the afternoon of the 17th.
"Streaming" is a show about the most subscribed crime channel streamer, Woo-sang (played by Kang HaNeul), who discovers clues to an unsolved serial murder case and tracks down the culprit.
The thriller depicts the story of a murder that is broadcast in real time. Kang HaNeul plays a streamer who commits murders against an unspecified number of subscribers (those who watch the live stream).
Since the show follows clues about the demons in real time, many scenes are shot in long takes to convey that live feeling.
Director Cho Jang-ho said, "When you shoot long takes, technical shortcomings tend to become apparent, but
There are many factors to shoot a long take, but the key is the actor. It's important that the actor can hold the audience's gaze for that long.
"I thought that only Kang HaNeul could do this," she confessed. "So I was careful when I told Kang HaNeul about the part. I was grateful to him, I loved him, and I was impressed by his passion and
"I've come to believe in energy," he said. The film "Streaming" will be released in Korea on the 21st.