Director and actor Ha Jung-woo's new film, <Lobby>! We'll explain everything from the plot to the characters, viewing points, reviews, and whether or not there are any cookie videos. Did Ha Jung-woo succeed in his directing challenge?

1. <Lobby> What kind of movie is it? (Plot summary)

The movie <Lobby>, released on April 2nd, is a black comedy that depicts the golf hospitality war that a startup CEO wages in order to win a national project.

Ha Jung-woo directed the film himself and played the lead role of Yoon Chang-wook. He portrayed the relationship between the powerful, backroom deals, and the sad reality with great sense.

In the drama, Yoon Chang-wook (Ha Jung-woo) is a startup CEO who must win national projects to survive!

However, a mud fight begins with the 'lobbying genius' Son Kwang-woo (Park Byung-eun), who has monopolized everything.

This war started over golf

- Former popular golfer Jin Pro (Kang Hae-rim)
- Minister Cho (Kang Mal-geum)
- And her husband, Director Choi (Kim Eui-seong)

An exciting hospitality round unfolds with all sorts of characters intertwined!

2. The cast is crazy… Proof of great acting

<Lobby> is definitely fun to watch.

- Kim Eui-seong: Truly creepy old man acting… so good that audiences are expected to criticize him
- Choi Siwon: A groundbreaking transformation into a character you’ve never seen before!
- Lee Dong-hwi: A comedy explosion with timing mastery as a lobby assistant reporter
- Kang Mal-geum: Well-groomed appearance + shallow inside… That gap is crazy

Ha Jung-woo's signature lively directing and the actors' harmonious acting make for an immersive experience that's no joke.

3. The mood is cheerful, but the message is sharp.

It uses the subject of golf hospitality to satirize the relationship between the upper class, lobbying culture, and corruption of public officials. It has the bitterness characteristic of black comedy that makes you laugh out loud but also nod your head saying, “Ha, this is reality…”

Especially the key point is that the Jin Pro character shows his humanity wavering in the lobby! It's not just a funny movie, it also gives you a lot to think about.

4. What about the <Lobby> cookie video?

There is no cookie video!
You can leave right after the screening ends~ However, I recommend that you watch the movie carefully because there are a lot of small details throughout!

5. Will Director Ha Jung-woo’s challenge be a success or a failure?

A result that can only be called a success!

I think that Director Ha Jung-woo has taken a leap forward as a director, with his directing skills that have been greatly upgraded since his directorial debut 'Roller Coaster', his ability to bring out the actors' charms, and even his ability to convey a weighty message through humor.

Directors who attended the VIP screening
“Thank you for making this movie.”

He said he highly praised it!

<Lobby> is funny and also a good critique of reality. Especially, the acting is the best among recent movies, so it is a film you don't want to miss in the theater!

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