"Goes much further than current affairs programs"... Choi Seung-ho refutes explanations regarding 'The Assassins'

[Film Director Hur Jin-ho: If you watch this movie with a certain foundation in mind, it might appear that way. However, I thought about it separately. I felt there was no way someone would issue such an order risking their own life. And of course, the idea of making one's own wife be killed was something I didn't even want to imagine]
However, PD Choi pointed out that "the issue is not what the director believed, but what the film showed on screen," noting that the setting, which depicts the Presidential Security Service and the KCIA as one, evokes a president who could move both agencies as a single entity.
He further noted that MBC's 'Now I Can Speak,' which Director Hur cited as the starting point for the film, viewed the possibility of Moon Se-kwang being the sniper at 50%, while SBS's 'Unanswered Questions' concluded there was a high possibility it was Moon Se-kwang's bullet. He pointed out, "A more rigorous investigation is needed to confirm the facts. However, 'The Assassins' goes much further than the content of current affairs programs."
"Goes much further than current affairs programs"... Choi Seung-ho refutes explanations regarding 'The Assassins' n.news.naver.com This is an interview with Choi Seung-ho, a former MBC president and Newstapa PD, who refuted Director Hur Jin-ho's explanation, stating that the film 'The Assassins' "goes much further" than past current affairs programs that dealt with the actual incident. Previously, on the 2nd, during JTBC Newsroom, Director Hur stated that the film
This is an interview with the person who served as MBC president during the Moon Jae-in administration and turned it into 'Jwa-BC' (Leftist-BC).