Seok-hwan is played by Koo Gyo-hwan, his best friend Yeong-ha by Kang Gi-yeong, his younger sister Ye-rin by Kim Si-a, and the pursuer Black by Shin Seung-ho. Kim Seong-ryeong is also part of the cast. Yeong-ha's harsh advice and Ye-rin's support hold up Seok-hwan's daily life, so the unrealistic premise of resurrection is set against a realistic backdrop. Koo Gyo-hwan's other works include 'Colony' and 'Maybe We,' and Shin Seung-ho's include 'Jjanggu,' so with the two actors facing off in this film, there is fun in comparing their other works as well.
It can be watched on TVING by subscription from October 25, 2026. The running time is 101 minutes, a length well suited to following in one sitting the change from a daily life of failed interviews to the revelation of the resurrection ability, and the pursuit that follows. Since it is a story in which a job seeker's realistic worries and a supernatural resurrection ability collide within a single character, you can expect both genre thrills and a sense of everyday life.
What to watch for
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You can follow how Seok-hwan, who wakes up after 72 hours, keeps resurrecting and gradually shows greater strength.
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It is worth noting how the realistic daily life, with Yeong-ha's harsh advice and Ye-rin's support, contrasts with the premise of a resurrection ability.
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By watching Koo Gyo-hwan's 'Colony' and 'Maybe We' and Shin Seung-ho's 'Jjanggu' in sequence, you can compare the two actors' choices of projects.
A good fit for viewers who want to enjoy a story of pursuit and counterattack built on a character who comes back from the dead, all within 101 minutes.