Song Sae Byuk is a South Korean actor who was born on December 26, 1979, in Gunsan, North Jeolla Province, South Korea. He began acting in stage plays in the 1990s, but eventually transitioned into movie acting in 2009, when he starred in “Mother.” He then went on to appear in the films “The Servant” (2010), “Meet the In-laws” (2011), and “The Suck Up Project: Mr. XXX-Kisser” (2012). In 2018, he starred in the drama “My Mister” and in 2022, he starred in the movie “Special Delivery.”

Song Sae Byuk

Mr. Baek (Kim Eui Sung) runs a seemingly ordinary junkyard that secretly serves as a base for high-speed, untraceable deliveries. His top driver, Jung Eun Ha (Park So Dam), boasts a perfect delivery record until she receives an unexpected package: a young boy (Jung Hyun Joon) with a key to a bank account containing millions of dollars. Caught in a dangerous situation involving a gambling ring, Eun Ha finds herself pursued by corrupt cop Cho Kyung Pil (Song Sae Byuk). As the stakes escalate, she must navigate a high-octane chase to protect her young passenger and complete her most challenging delivery yet. This is a 2022 South Korean thriller movie directed by Park Dae Min.

Special Delivery

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Park Dong Hoon (Lee Sun Gyun), a middle-aged engineer, struggles with a deeply unhappy life, working under his college junior Do Joon Yeon (Kim Young Min) while supporting his unemployed brothers and mother. His wife's secret affair with Joon Yeon further complicates his miserable existence. When Lee Ji An (IU), a desperate co-worker drowning in debt and caring for her invalid grandmother, discovers Dong Hoon accepting an unexpected bribe, she attempts to exploit his vulnerability to improve her own circumstances. Despite her initial manipulative intentions, an unexpected connection forms between them as they both seek to escape their respective hardships. Caught in a web of personal struggles and corporate tensions, Dong Hoon and Ji An gradually develop a profound understanding that might help them heal their deep emotional wounds.

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