Jung Hae-in's film dethrones "Cam" at box office

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Jung Hae-in's (or Jung Hae In) film at noon on September 30th overtook the box office revenue of the film Cam, when shown in Vietnam.

Jung Hae-in's film - "I bet you can't handcuff me" - officially premiered in Vietnam on September 27. The film has grossed over 11 billion VND, becoming the highest-grossing foreign film at the box office last weekend.

Thanks to word-of-mouth from the audience, the film has risen to the top spot on the box office chart on its fourth day of release. Previously, the Vietnamese horror film "Cam" starring Lam Thanh My continuously held the top spot at the box office.

On the afternoon of September 30 alone, "I bet you can't hold a handcuff" earned nearly 800 million VND in revenue, while the movie "Cam" earned nearly 600 million VND. Previously, the movie "Cam" had almost no competition when it was scheduled to show about 4,000 times a day, overwhelming all the movies shown at the same time.

In addition, information related to Tue Minh - a Vietnamese actress who also appeared in the film, directly acting with Hwang Jung-min and Jung Hae-in also attracted the attention of Vietnamese audiences.

"Do Anh Can Cuff Me" was successively released through the Cannes Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival, Fantastic Fest and released worldwide, receiving good reviews from global critics. The film is currently recording a Rotten Tomatoes index of 100%. In Korea alone, the film continues to maintain its popularity when reaching more than 6.4 million tickets with about 62 billion Won (equivalent to 1,160 billion VND).

"I dare you to handcuff me" tells the story of the journey of detective Seo Do-cheol (Hwang Jung-min) and the major crime investigation team to solve the case. At that time, Korean society was experiencing many tragic cases, but the evil people were not properly punished by the law, which further aroused public outrage. Until the murderer Haechi "acted on behalf of heaven" by killing these evil people, and was immediately revered and supported by the public. But is it right to use evil to punish evil?

Faced with a serious case, Inspector Seo Do-cheol recruited Park Sun-woo (Jung Hae-in) to join his team to help solve the case. With the spirit of rushing to suppress criminals at the scene, young police officer Park Sun-woo became Inspector Seo Do-cheol's trusted assistant on all fronts. But Seo Do-cheol himself did not know that he was a pawn in the hands of a mysterious murderer who was secretly watching everything.

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