tvN's next drama, Shin's Projectpromises to be as offbeat as it is endearing. Scheduled to premiere on September 15 at 8:50 p.m.This comedy features an unexpected encounter between justice and... fried chicken.
At the heart of the story : Mr. Shinplayed by the charismatic Han Suk-kyu (Romantic Doctor, Teacher Kim), a legendary former negotiator who has become the owner of a modest chicken restaurant. But far from staying behind his counter, he continues to settle neighborhood disputes with the same rigor and passion as in his old life.
Facing him, Bae Hyeon-seong (Our Blues, Hospital Playlist, Family by choice) embodies Jo Philipa young legal prodigy. Brilliant and hard-working, he always came out on top: top of his class at the police academy, best score on the law school entrance exam, and even first in the judges' appointment competition. In short, a faultless record. However, just before entering the judiciary, his life takes a surprising turn: he is sent, via a mysterious recommendation, to work... in Mr. Shin's restaurant.
Why does such a qualified man end up wrapping chicken in an apron rather than sitting in court? And what role does Judge Kim Sang-geunWhat was behind this surprising decision? The series promises to explore these questions with humor, tenderness and a healthy dose of social reflection.
The first images unveiled show Jo Philip in all her confusion: The impeccable suit of a future judge on one side, apron and greasy hands on the other. His eyes betray the shock of change, but also the beginnings of an apprenticeship that's far more human than expected.
Through this immersion in neighborhood life, Jo Philip discovers a different kind of justiceAway from the courtroom, this is the world of everyday life, neighborhood conflicts and often ignored truths. A personal and social transformation to follow closely.
With a promising duo and an original script, Shin's Project promises to be one of this fall's most intriguing dramas. A series that might just make you laugh... but also make you think. We're waiting for an OTT for international distribution.
