KBS2's new Wednesday-Thursday drama "Curtain Call" has been released.

"Curtain Call" tells the story of a hotelier of old North Korea who has little time left and a theater actor who plays the role of a grandson to fulfill his wishes. Kang Ha-neul stars as unknown theater actor Yoo Jae-heon, and Ha Ji-won as Park Se-yeon, an heiress who runs the Nakwon Hotel owned by grandmother Geum-soon (Go Doo-sim).

Starting with an overwhelming story from the first episode, "Curtain Call" conveys a heavy message that a girl with deep historical pain looks back on what family means to her.

From the tense evacuation of Heungnam in the 50s to the heartbreaking fourth reunion of separated families in 2002, the grand story unfolds vividly.

Regarding the scene of the Heungnam evacuation operation, Yoon Sang-ho said, "It took a total of 10 months from the planning to the second half of the work.

The separation, which was made through the Heungnam withdrawal operation, is a scene that should attract viewers more than anything else. "This scene will shine a curved picture of Geum Ji-soon," he said.

KBS 2TV's Monday-Tuesday drama "Curtain Call" has completely caught the attention of viewers with its overwhelming scale and spectacular development from the first episode, recording a viewer rating of 7.2% (provided by Nielsen Korea, nationwide).