The movie "Seobok," starring Gong Yoo and Bogum Park, topped the box office on the first weekend of its release.

According to the Korea Film Council's integrated network of movie theater tickets on the 19th, "Seobok" attracted 163,000 viewers, 41.4% of sales share over the past three days from16th to 18th. Since its release on the 15th, it has accumulated more than 210,000 viewers.

The movie "Seobok," which director Yongjoo Lee of "Architecture Introduction," depicts the company of Seobok played by Bogum Park, the first human clone, and Kiheon played by Gong Yoo, a former intelligence agent who is tasked with moving Seobok to a safe place.

Although star actors have been hired and drawn attention as clones, the film reflects life, death, and the fundamental fear of humans through Seobok, a non-dead being, and Kiheon, a time-limited being, rather than SF in earnest.