Ha Seok Jin returns to the big screen after 9 years with the film ”Sprint” to be released in September

The film "Sprint," based on the track and field TV series starring Ha Seok Jin, Lee Sin Young, and Yoon Seo Bin, will be released on September 10th. A teaser photo was released on the 14th along with the release news.
The film "Sprint" is an athletics TV series that depicts a man running in the present and a man running in the future, running through time and sprinting to find the perfect ending.
The Korean sprint record holder, who took to the starting line at the end of his prime to shave off just 0.2 seconds, and the
Beginner high school students, who love the sport and have forgotten all about records and college, stand at the starting line for the first time, each preparing an exciting challenge and a surprising outcome to welcome the spectators at the finish line.
Actor Ha Seok Jin is drawing attention as he returns to the big screen after a nine-year hiatus. He will be taking on the role of an athlete for the first time since his debut, and will be appearing in many films.
He will tease a new image change with his image as a sexy man cultivated through sex TV programs, as well as his thorough self-management and exercise. Lee Shin Young, star of the movie "Rebound," and "That Summer, We Loved You"
Dahyun (TWICE) from "To the Sunshine" and Yoon Seo-bin, who is taking on her first feature film role, play track and field athletes in "Nine Seconds," who pursue their passion for what they love, and take on all the challenges they face.
The published photo contains the phrase "What's important is my new record, an interesting ending," and contains a message about the direction of life and the passion to challenge one's limits.
In fact, the film is based on the real Korean male 100m record that has not been broken since 2017, adding a realistic cinematic imagination.
Rather than simply following the genre, the film is packed with a variety of fascinating elements, such as the courage and struggle to truly face one's own abilities.
Recently, the movie "F1" has become popular worldwide, and the running boom has continued.
"Sprint," which is sure to warm the hearts of Korean audiences, will be released at Lotte Cinema on September 10th.