All things about Netflix Drama

The word "glitch" in the title refers to a transient system problem. It typically happens momentarily in apps like video games. In the play, it refers to situations where aliens are sighted and people have vanished, and where electronic gadgets break down. Unexpected behavior from an electrical gadget is referred to as a missing event. It centers on Hong Ji-hyo's search for her missing boyfriend Lee Si-guk from the drama.

Drama 

The Netflix drama Glitch stars Hong Ji-hyo's ex-boyfriend Lee Si-guk and Lee Dong-hwi. Ryu Kyung-soo played a police officer who ardently supported Jeon Yeo-bin in this film. Actors like Jung Da-bin and Baek Joo-hee also made appearances, claiming to be Jin Jin-sae's personal assistants.

Hong Jihyo (Jeon Yeo Been)

It's a parachute, so it's a little out of shape, but for a woman with a full-time job, it's not that bad. Despite having poor energy, she cautiously tries to discuss her marriage with her lover of four years, but she quickly gets distracted by her sudden disappearance.

Heo bora (Nana Child role: Cho Yerin) 
a Twitch streamer who doesn't sell things and a YouTuber with hundreds of subscribers. The unknown is the content. It is also a skilled keyboard warrior and a stationary variety of locally unexplained flying items. Heo Guheon only edits in the room's corner on her days, thus she rarely shows her gorgeously born face outside of the studio. She approaches a secret reality with Hong Ji-hyo.

Lee Si-guk (Lee Dong-hwi)
Played the role of Hong Ji hyo's boyfriend. He doesn't stand out in terms of his physical attributes, educational background, sense of humor, or level of wealth, but he is a kind man who doesn't stumble. He has a sense of reality and is capable of taking care of himself. He even exhibits some empathy, a quality that is uncommon among men. Then it vanishes one day.

Byung-jo Kim (Ryu Kyung-soo)

A police officer from the life order. On October 7, 2022, Netflix published Glitch, a character who is significant in approaching the enigmatic secret reality. “Glitch” was produced over the course of 10 episodes.

① Origin (Planning Intent - about the director)

Writer Jin Han-sae, who shone like a comet in "Human Class," and director Noh Duk, who demonstrated his exceptional sense of genre with "Temperature of Love" and "Scoop: Ryangchen Killer," have joined forces to produce a singular tale that defies categorization.

The objective, according to director Nodeok, "was to find 'Glitch's Own Tone and Manner' that switches between numerous genres," indicating varied genre fun as birdies, mysteries, adventure, and science fiction. In addition, director Nodeok noted, "Ji-hyo looks to live without any troubles on the surface, but she has anxieties that only she knows in her heart." He said, "I focused on building viewers to follow Ji-hyo and Bora's feelings rather than focusing on "aliens."

He hinted that it was the story of those in the present by using the word "glitch," which refers to a momentary fault in the system and might represent the concerns and issues. People who live with their own aliens on the other side of their thoughts will feel empathy when they see images of Ji-hyo and Bora maturing through the wrong experiences outside of the "regular life orbit" established by civilization.

In addition, Jin Han-sae described "Glitch" as a narrative about discovering one's own convictions in a time when doing so is challenging, indicating that it will resonate with a wide audience of individuals on “trips to find me.”

② The difference between Drama and Real person

Jeon Yeo-been has changed into Hong Ji-hyo, who the author Jin Han-sae described as "the most regular and tranquil young man," to heighten the drama of the tale of suspicion and pursuit stemming from a pointless occurrence. Ji-hyo gradually changed without her realizing it until, at a certain time, she was entirely transformed. This was accomplished by carefully timing the gradual alterations in her haircut and the removal of her glasses.

Huh Bo-ra, who Nana portrays, is described by director Noh Deok as "the most self-confident figure in the production." Na-na demonstrates her commanding presence by portraying Bora as a free-spirited charmer with a dexterous demeanor, similar to a tiger moth who flies into a treasured person without hesitation.

The actress Jeon Yeo-been and her boyfriend Nana had great chemistry. At the CGV Yongsan I'Park Mall in Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on October 27, Netflix conducted a production presentation for its newest original series, "Glitch" (written by Jin Han-sae and directed by No Deok). No Deok, Nana, and Jeon Yeo-been were present.

On this particular day, Jeon Yeo-Been remarked, "I saw Nana's debut film, "Good Wife," and I was startled and wondered what type of person she was because she performed so well. He continued, "I had a memory that passed by in the shop, but at that time, it was like a cocky and fashionable cat. When I first met you, it seemed like a cozy little connection. The contrast between laughing and not laughing is noticeable. She is looking at her because she is attractive. Sometimes laughing can make you feel at home. She continued, "It is a very black skeleton, in contrast to the frigid image."

I've heard so many tales that my sister is an excellent actor, so I've been looking forward to it, remarked Nana. There are a lot of unexpected moments when acting in front of an audience. She was an actor who had great focus, in my opinion. Yeo-bin had the ability to keep the center and guide me, even when I was a little unprepared and having trouble. I could therefore follow along without any problems. I've gained a lot from working with you, and if the opportunity arises again in the future, I'd appreciate it.

③ Making film, the incident mentioned in the drama, etc

The scene's mood was completely different from the plot of "Glitch," which is ideal for a time when taste is respected.

"There was never a feeling of convention in any scene because each performer who took part in "Glitch" was full of personality and charm. I sincerely appreciate the fantastic acting friends who have generated this enthusiasm. "I never considered I didn't want to go to the scene or that it was difficult to even for a moment," said Jeon Yeo-been of his best luck." I didn't want the filming to end, so I went swiftly to see the cast and the director. Even now, when we have private meetings, they still express a desire to return to the filming day."(Nana) remembered the filming scenario where Nana and Jeon Yeo-bin were delighted with their attractive supporting actors."

Mr. Nodduk observed, "Clearly the energy was different. He stated, "Glitch has a unique tale and a pleasant vibe that was developed by the top-notch performers and producers, and the well-matched people gathered and could readily share the free energy of the work without going through a great convincing process.

*The true story of the investigation into the shooting of a UFO in Seoul in 1976

Although it was mentioned in the drama, this occurrence really happened. In the Gangbuk neighborhood of Seoul, on October 14, 1976, between 6:00 pm and 8:00 pm, a large number of alleged UFOs were discovered. The tail body's brilliant illumination was moving in a semicircular configuration slowly and steadily southward.

The Capital Guard Command's air defense unit also found the flying object and is prepared to shoot it down. Anti-aircraft weapons started to fire at about 7 o'clock, and soon after, residents saw orange-colored warning shots rip across the sky and bombard UFOs with cross-fire. Despite flying at a low speed and altitude, the object wasn't shot down, and it was reported that instead of avoiding it, it kept a line and continued to emit dazzling lights.

The ha-geon ended when the object finally withdrew to the northwest after decades of downing attempts, although it cost one life and injured 31 others.

A Northwest Airlines Boeing 707 cargo plane entered the no-fly zone over the Blue House and fired threats, according to later announcements from the Ministry of National Defense and the Ministry of Transportation. Unexpectedly, I Want to Know addressed the case.