but he can only scan the room for a glimpse of Ga-heun. He gets drunk by the end of the night, and not being able to contain his feelings any longer, he shouts why she had to leave him, completely exposing their secret affair to the entire army. In a fit of rage for insulting his daughter, his father-in-law decides to send Jin-pyong back to Vietnam. Jin-pyong pleases Ga-heun that he's willing to give up his army career for her. But she says she's not so in love with him that she's willing to give up her life. He is devastated by her response and attempts to commit suicide. He fails even that and leaves the base for Vietnam. Two years later, while attending an official party, a group of Special Unit men approach Ga-heun. They tell her that Jin-pyong died on the battlefield, and give her one thing. In his dying moment, he reached out for a polaroid photograph of Ga-heun and himself. Even though the affair was short, the polaroid captured a happy moment of the two ballroom dancing. On the back, a short phrase is written on it – “My Love”. Cast Song Seung-heon as Colonel Kim Jin-pyeong Lim Ji-yeon as Jong Ga-heun Jo Yeo-jeong as Lee Sook-jin, Jin-pyeong's wife On Joo-wan as Kyung Woo-jin, Ga-heun's husband Yoo Hae-jin as Im, the Renaissance Music Hall owner Park Hyuk-kwon as Colonel Choi, Jin-pyeong's office aide Jeon Hye-jin as Choi's wife Bae Seong-woo as Jo Hak-soo Uhm Tae-goo as Warrant officer Kim Ye Soo-jung as Woo-jin's mother Yoon Da-kyung as Ga-heun's mother Oh Hee-joon as Soldier on duty Jung Sang-chul as Chief of staff Jung Won-joong as Brigadier general Yeon Je-wook as Hospital patient Lee Seung-joon as Chief medical officer Marketing When the film studio uploaded racy teaser photos from the movie on April 24, 2014, more than 4.7 million people logged onto the official website. Industry insiders noted that the interest in the film was remarkable, because the marketing team wasn't able to conduct any promotional activity due to the recent sinking of the MV Sewol incident. The hype was mostly attributed to actor Song Seung-heon, since Obsessed was his first R-rated romance film. Release Obsessed was released on May 14, 2014. It debuted at No. 1 in the local box office, drawing 445,490 admissions and making () on its first week. Music The first teaser used "La