Picking up where it left off, Through The Darkness resumes its broadcast on February 25.
The series was temporarily halted to give way to the coverage of the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics.
Directed by Park Bo Ram and written by Seol, Through The Darkness traverses the story of the first profiler in South Korea. It also sheds light on the infancy stage of the Behavior Analysis Unit of the police department.
Expressing gratitude to the warm responses of the viewers, the creative team appreciates the positive feedback.
Writer Seol Yi Na thanks the viewers for watching the drama with interest.
“As it is my first work, I am both curious and bewildered. But I still feel more nervous and excited. Maybe it’s because the drama has to run halfway more. We ask for a lot of interest and love until the end.”
Likewise, Director Park Bo Ram also appreciates the viewers.
“I want to say thank you to the viewers. Part 1, which covers a short period of time from 1998 to 2003, contains the first encounter between detective Song Ha-young (Kim Nam Gil) and the world of a profiler. I sincerely thank the viewers for reading the hearts of the lonely people who made a new path together.”
Standout Portrayals
Through a meticulous screenplay, bold directing and passionate performances of the actors, Through The Darkness achieved impressive ratings.
When the showrunners were asked what made the viewers drawn to the series, Writer Seol credited it to the delicate acting of the actors who committed to their roles sincerely.
Director Park agrees and further emphasized the overwhelming acting and synergy of the actors who captured the loneliness and passion of their characters made the story resonate.
The second part of Through The Darkness premieres on February 25 on SBS. International fans can watch it on Viu.
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Source: Sports Donga || Photos: SBS
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