The actor Ryeoun is about to embark on one of the most significant transformations of her career with the drama « Bloody Flower« . Broadcast on Disney+, the series plunges viewers into an intense psychological thriller, where good and evil merge dangerously.
Bloody Flower follows Lee Woo-gyeom, a serial killer responsible for the deaths of 17 people, but endowed with a disturbing power: that of curing all incurable diseases. His existence alone is enough to shake the foundations of law, justice and ethics, forcing those who approach him to question their own convictions.
An impenetrable gaze, buried conflicts
The first images of the character set the tone. Wearing a prison uniform, Lee Woo-gyeom's gaze is calm and fixed, almost devoid of emotion. This icy posture highlights the hard, rational side of the character, reinforcing the unease he inspires. Nothing in his expression suggests guilt or remorse.
In contrast, another image shows him alone in a car, head bowed, revealing restrained anxiety and deep inner conflict. Behind his apparent mastery lies a man torn between an unshakeable faith in his own choices (which he believes to be right) and secrets he cannot reveal to anyone. This duality makes Lee Woo-gyeom all the more unpredictable and disturbing.
With this role, Ryeoun makes a radical departure from her previous compositions, offering a restrained performance in which silences and glances become as eloquent as words. A performance that promises to captivate as much as it disturbs.
Bloody Flower will start with 2 episodes on February 4, then propose Two new episodes every week on Disney+.
