Following his release from quarantine, actor Park Seo Joon has reportedly left for Hungary to resume filming for his film, 'Dream'. 

On March 3 KST, film industry insiders revealed that Park Seo Joon boarded a plane bound for Hungary to resume filming for his big-screen project, 'Dream'. Park Seo Joon was released from quarantine as of February 25 KST, after previously testing positive for COVID-19. Park Seo Joon's positive results initially raised concerns over whether he would be able to join the filming in Hungary. However, his release from quarantine allowed him to join the last production crew members boarding the plane to Hungary.

Meanwhile, 'Dream' is a film directed by director Lee Byeong Heon, well known for his hit film 'Extreme Job', starring Park Seo Joon and IU. It depicts the story of a soccer player Yoon Hong Dae (played by Park Seo Joon) who finds himself working with a group of homeless people to achieve the 'Homeless World Cup'.

While 'Dream' began filming back in March 2020, it was delayed for a long time due to the global pandemic. After two years, the 'Dream' team finally succeeded in scheduling the difficult overseas filming in Hungary. The production crew and actors for the film 'Dream' plan to return to Korea after filming in Hungary for about a month.