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Boss (2025 South Korean Film)

Boss is a 2025 South Korean comedy film directed by Ra Hee-Chan. The film explores the comedic power struggle within a criminal organization following the sudden death of its leader.

Boss 2025 promotional poster
Promotional poster for the 2025 film Boss.

Plot

Following the unexpected death of their gang leader, the organization must select a successor. The two primary candidates, Na Soon-Tae (Jo Woo-Jin) and Dong Kang-Pyo (Jung Kyoung-Ho), are both uninterested in the position, as they are preoccupied with personal ambitions. Na Soon-Tae is a dedicated chef at a Chinese restaurant named Mimiru, where he aspires to expand the business into a national franchise. Meanwhile, Dong Kang-Pyo is deeply committed to the art of tango.

The situation becomes increasingly chaotic when Jo Pan-Ho (Park Ji-Hwan), a gang member who desires the leadership role despite lacking support from his peers, attempts to intervene. The conflict is further complicated by the arrival of Hong Tae-Kyu (Lee Kyoo-Hyung), an undercover police officer who has infiltrated the restaurant as a delivery worker.

Cast

Jo Woo-Jin
Jo Woo-Jin as Na Soon-Tae.
Jung Kyoung-Ho
Jung Kyoung-Ho as Dong Kang-Pyo.
Park Ji-Hwan
Park Ji-Hwan as Jo Pan-Ho.
Lee Kyoo-Hyung
Lee Kyoo-Hyung as Hong Tae-Kyu.
Hwang Woo Seul Hye
Hwang Woo Seul Hye as An Ji-Young.
Lee Sung-Min
Lee Sung-Min as Im Dae-Soo.

Production

The film was directed by Ra Hee-Chan, who also contributed to the screenplay alongside Lee Gyu-Bok and Yoon Seo-Hyun. The cinematography was handled by Yang Hyeon-Seok. The film was released on October 3, 2025, with a runtime of 98 minutes. It was distributed by Hive Media and Mindmark.

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