Film "Lobby" explores golf lobbying and corporate struggles

The upcoming film "Lobby" has released new photos featuring its main cast. Directed by Ha Jung Woo, the movie tells the story of Chang Wook, played by Ha Jung Woo himself. He is a startup CEO whose focus has always been on research. However, he finds himself needing to secure a massive government contract worth 4 trillion won, about $2.8 billion, which leads him into the competitive world of golf lobbying. In one of the newly released stills, Chang Wook is shown awkwardly holding a golf club, highlighting his lack of experience in this area. Another photo reveals his desperation as he bows in front of Chief Choi, a powerful politician played by Kim Eui Sung. This scene raises questions about whether Chang Wook will succeed in his goal. Additional photos show Chang Wook with a reporter and a pro-golfer, watching a golf ball mid-flight. This hints at significant moments and possible conflicts on the golf course, which is central to the film. Chief Choi is also pictured playfully posing with a golf club, adding an interesting dynamic to the story. The rivalry is introduced through Kwang Woo, the CEO of a competing company, who shows respect to Minister Cho, another key character in the plot. This moment suggests he will pose a major threat to Chang Wook’s ambitions. Another still features the golf course owner, portrayed by Park Hae Soo, in a heated moment, hinting at his strong personality. With these captivating images, "Lobby" is set to offer a unique look into the lesser-known world of golf lobbying. The film will be released in theaters on April 2, generating excitement among audiences.