MBC has unveiled its new weekend drama, 달까지 가자 (To The Moon)due to premiere on September 19 at 9:50 p.m.. Inspired by Jang Ryujin's bestseller, this project blends social realism and wry humor through the destiny of three women ready to do anything to change their lives.
In this series, Lee Sun-bin (as Jung Da-hae), Ra Mi-ran (Kang Eun-sang) and Jo Ah-ram (Kim Ji-song) play 3 "earthen spoon women", a Korean expression referring to those born without privilege or fortune. Faced with precariousness and a cost of living impossible to cover on their salaries alone, they throw themselves headlong into the uncertain world of... cryptocurrency investing. Their dream: the "inversion de vie", that great leap forward that could change everything. Joining them is Kim Young-dae in the role of Han Ji-woo.
The recently unveiled teaser poster is striking in its symbolism: a train hurtling at full speed towards a gigantic moon, surrounded by glittering gold coins. The phrase "The train to the dream life starts" underlines the hope of a better future. In the locomotive window, the silhouettes of the three heroines appear, united and determined, ready to face their destiny. The backdrop of the illuminated city embodies the harshness of the real world, while the train's headlights cast a beacon of hope over their uncertain future.
The production confided, "Our drama tells the story of ordinary people dreaming of a future that's just 'a little bit better'. Through the fears, excitement and hopes of our heroines embarked on the cryptocurrency train, we want to deliver a story that is both realistic and joyful. We hope viewers will enthusiastically follow their race to tomorrow."
