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We always saw the same sunset. Hip-hop x Youth! Park Jung-min in "Save Me, Not Evil" and Kim Go-eun in "Dokkebi: The Lovely Days You Gave Me Winner of the Best Male Actor Award at the 19th Busan Film Critics Association Awards Sunset in My Hometown", the new film by Lee Joon-ik, the director of the smash hit "The King's Man", has finally been released on DVD in Japan! A story of "music" and "youth" in which a young man returns to the hometown he abandoned to become a rapper after his father suffered a stroke, and confronts himself through reunions with classmates he never wanted to meet. Park Jung-min of "Save Me, Not Evil" plays a rapper who has been practicing rap for a year and is on the verge of his dream after abandoning his hometown. The role of the other, who has had a crush on him since he was a student, is played by Kim Go-eun of "Dokkebi: The Lovely Days You Gave Me," who gained 8 kg for the role. The two actors in this film are a gorgeous cast, and you can't take your eyes off Park Jung-min's professional rap performance as he challenges the real audition program "Show Me the Money," which has created a rap sensation in Korea.