A documentary film entitled First Ladyfocusing on the controversies surrounding First Lady Kim Keon-hee and Yongsan’s “VIP”, it attracted huge attention after the release of its main trailer.
The documentary, which will premiere on December 12, delves into various scandals involving Kim Keon-hee, including her alleged acceptance of an expensive Dior bag, the rerouting of the Yangpyeong Expressway, and the suspicions of private citizens who intervene in state affairs. The film has been described as a bold and controversial exploration of these issues.
The newly released main trailer opens with the sentence: “Have you heard of ‘VIP2’? Are you referring to First Lady Kim Keon-hee?” It depicts scenes suggesting that South Korea’s First Lady, nicknamed “VIP2”, wields significant influence over the presidency, implying that President Yoon Suk-yeol is merely acting as her puppet. The trailer includes the tagline, “A disaster driven by the desire to stand out!”
Prominent characters appear in the film, including Pastor Choi Jae-young, who allegedly delivered the Dior bag; Lee Myung-soo, a journalist from Voice of Seoul who had more than seven hours of telephone conversations with Kim Keon-hee during the 20th presidential election; and Jung Dae-taek, a businessman involved in lawsuits with Kim’s family for more than a decade.
The documentary also examines Kim’s alleged academic and professional falsifications, plagiarism of his thesis, suspicions of stock manipulation involving Deutsche Motors, and alleged connections with shamans, including Cheon-gong. Through various interviews and evidence, the film attempts to present a multifaceted look at these allegations.
The film asks a provocative question: “Who is the real VIP in Yongsan Presidential Office?” By identifying Kim Keon-hee as “the fulcrum of all related scandals,” the documentary intensifies audience anticipation.
Netizens responded enthusiastically, leaving comments like “This will definitely exceed 10 million viewers,” “A must see,” AND “Please release it nationwide simultaneously.”
The release of First Lady coincides with growing public unrest following President Yoon Suk-yeol’s recent declaration of martial law. The incident triggered widespread calls for impeachment and sparked nationwide protests.
Source: TV Report
