Connect: Character Posters of Crime Thriller Serve Gorgeous Looks and a Mysterious Story

Disney+ is bringing a new South Korean crime thriller Connect (커넥트) which brings the mysterious and horrifying story of an illegal organ trafficking victim. Directed by Miike Takashi, the miniseries stars Jung Hae-in, Go Kyung-pyo, Kim Hye-joon, Jung Dong-hoon, Jang Gwang, and Kim Roe-ha, alongside other cast members.

Earlier today, the lead characters’ posters were revealed which give us a sneak peek of the characters who are to carry out the story of Connect.

As the new race being who has lost his eye, Jung Hae-in brings out his vulnerability as well as his determination to find the person who has his eye. Being a person who can never die, he looks for the killer who has received his eye and is looking for a way to stop him from killing people.

Next, we have Go Kyung-pyo who is definitely charming us with his dangerous vibe of a serial killer who blends in with the crowd with his innocent face. Bringing out the perfect murderous looks, the actor is all ready to not stop and make use of his new eye for something more dangerous.

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And finally, we have Kim Hye-joon who is to show up as a person ready to help, but whom is she really helping out in this show? We will find out soon as the drama is all ready to hit our screen in the upcoming month.

This webtoon adaptation will bring the story of a young man who has become the victim of organ hunters, but what happens next is a horror that you don’t want to miss. As he ends up being “connected” to the person who has received his organ, what will the story bring for the two people?

The story will bring the connection that these two people form due to a stolen eye, but the mystery will continue because it is not easy to change the nature of a cold-blooded serial killer. How will Jung Hae-in survive this calamity and investigate the person who has his eye?

Will the two get together for a bigger mission after their run and chase? Or will their story find a more happening ending?

Connect is set to release on December 7, 2022, and will be available for streaming on Disney+. So catch the show to find out what this thriller brings for us all.

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Riya Singh
Riya Singh
Riya Singh has a Bachelors in English and a Masters in Psychology. She's a K-drama enthusiast and has a writing experience of more than 2 years.

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