The movie "Heartman" is set to be released on January 14. This film is a comedy starring Kwon Sang-woo and tells the story of Seung-min, a man who returns and struggles to not lose his first love whom he meets again. However, Seung-min finds himself in various situations as he harbors a secret he can never reveal to her.

Park Ji-hwan plays Won-dae, Seung-min's longtime friend, in this movie. Won-dae is a character who spent his youth playing in a band with Seung-min during college and is the first to notice the secret Seung-min is hiding, staying by his side. Park Ji-hwan is expected to deliver both laughter and humanity to the audience with his acting skills demonstrated in the "Crime City" series, "Boss," and "Handsome Guys."

The film's director, Choi Won-seop, described Park Ji-hwan as "an actor with a great sense of comedy," expressing his trust in his acting sensibility. Through stable chemistry with Kwon Sang-woo, Park Ji-hwan completes a balanced humor, and the chemistry between the two actors is expected to provide the audience with delightful entertainment.

"Heartman" released a "Comedy Heart Rate Video" capturing the cheerful atmosphere on set. This video uniquely expresses the actors' candid interviews and the film's laugh-out-loud moments as a "heart rate increase." It features lively interactions among the main cast, including Kwon Sang-woo, Moon Chae-won, Park Ji-hwan, Pyo Ji-hoon, and director Choi Won-seop, raising anticipation for the film.

The video reveals the director's delicate comedy directing scenes and the actors adding spontaneous ideas to complete the scenes. It also includes the process of creating the emotional lines of the film, such as the college band scenes of Seung-min and Won-dae and Bona's first love visuals.

"Heartman" will be released nationwide on January 14, promising to bring laughter to the audience centered on the comic synergy between Park Ji-hwan and Kwon Sang-woo.