The film 'Swing Kids', starring Do Kyung-soo, is scheduled to release two versions of its first trailer sequentially.

"Swing Kids" is a film that depicts the touching story of the "Swing Kids", a dance group who became engrossed in dancing at the Geoje Island POW camp in 1951. Through "Scandal Makers" (8.24 million viewers) and "Sunny" (7.36 million viewers), the director has garnered immense love for all his works by creating empathy with audiences through his sensitive directing utilizing music, cheerful fun, and warm drama. In Korea, the first trailer, the first version of the rhythm version, was unveiled through collaboration with Empire, a British company that impressed audiences with its stylish global trailer production for "The King's Speech".

 "Swing Kids" is set to uniquely release its first trailer, the "Swing Version", on Naver today at 6 PM, further heightening anticipation for the film.

"Swing Kids" is scheduled to be released in December.

These are English translations of articles from our GTTOUR Japanese website.