exist Konkuk University Lotte Cinema, SeoulPress conference reveals highly anticipated crime movie “Troll Factory”starring Son Seok-kyu, known for his role in ” “The Killer Paradox” and “My Liberation Notes”. In the upcoming film, Son plays the role of investigative reporter Im Sang-jin, whose mission is to expose the dark side of online trolls manipulating public opinion. Monday’s meeting focused on Son’s insights into his character and the film’s deeper social commentary.
Uncover the truth behind trolls
Im Sang-jin, played by Masayoshi Son, finds himself no longer fulfilling his journalistic duties after a run-in with a powerful conglomerate. His journey takes a turn when he delves into the activities of three young men dedicated to influencing public sentiment by making malicious comments on his articles. Son said the plot not only resonates with real-life examples of online spoofs, but also incorporates elements of documentary and black comedy. The narrative of “Troll Factory” is filled with realistic dialogue that reflects the harsh reality of digital manipulation that many people face today.
The struggle for truth in the age of misinformation
His ambitions of making the front page of a newspaper were dashed when his work was suddenly labeled fake news, falling victim to the very trolls he was trying to expose. The term “giregi” is a derogatory Korean word for “journalist” and “trash” and encapsulates society’s disdain for journalists accused of spreading toxic and misleading stories. This account sheds light on the challenges journalists face in an era where the truth is often obscured by chaos orchestrated by online trolls.
Return to the screen
“Troll Factory” marks Son Seok-gu’s highly anticipated return to film following his stellar performance in the blockbuster “The Roundup.” The film’s exploration of the pervasive problem of online trolling and its impact on public discourse is timely. As Masayoshi Son succeeds Im Sang-jin, viewers are invited to reflect on the power of the media, the responsibilities of journalism, and the pervasive threat of digital disinformation. With “Troll Factory,” Son Seok-koo continues to establish himself as an actor who isn’t afraid to confront complex social issues.
In a world increasingly dominated by digital platforms, Troll Factory presents a poignant narrative that urges viewers to question the reliability of the information that shapes their perceptions. As the film prepares for release, it will not only entertain, but spark thought and conversation about the ethical boundaries of journalism and the sinister ability of online trolls to manipulate reality.