Zo In-sung buys out a Hope screening for fans and orphanage teens
Zo In-sung personally covered theater rental costs for a special Hope screening, inviting Inseong Gunja members and orphanage teenagers.
Actor Zo In-sung hosted a special screening for fans and marginalized neighbors through his new film 'Hope.' Zo In-sung recently held a screening for director Na Hong-jin's new work 'Hope,' inviting members of his official fan club 'Inseong Gunja' and teenagers from orphanages.
Special screening with full rental fees covered by personal funds
This event was organized with Zo In-sung personally bearing the full cost of the theater rental. Designed to express gratitude to the fans who have provided long-standing support, the gathering included teenagers from orphanages, social workers from related institutions, and field instructors.
A continuous path of sharing whenever his films are released
Zo In-sung has consistently held special screenings for his fan club whenever his starring works are released. When the films 'Smugglers' and 'HUMINT' were released in the past, he also covered costs including the rental fees with his own money, inviting fan club members, teenagers with rare diseases and physical disabilities, and orphanage officials to share the experience.
Furthermore, Zo In-sung has been continuously supporting medical treatment costs for patients with rare diseases since 2020. The fact that children from orphanages and social workers could participate in this screening is also part of these ongoing activities.
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