MBC is set to launch its new weekend drama on September 19, " To the Moon "(달까지 가자)an adaptation of the bestseller by Jang Ryujin. The series tells the story of 3 women from modest backgrounds who, unable to survive on their wages alone, enter the risky world of cryptocurrency investing. Produced by the studio behind Run On and Work Later, Drink Now, the drama is already generating high expectations.
Posters that reveal the desires of each character
New posters unveiled on September 9 highlight the 4 protagonists (Lee Sun Bin, Ra Mi Ran, Jo Aram and Kim Young Dae) each embodying a particular facet of ambition and desire.
Lee Sun-bin, in the role of Jung Da-haeShe appears to be holding out her hand towards some flying bills, accompanied by the phrase: "Is it a crime to want to live better? Her character symbolizes the determination of an ordinary woman dreaming of a better future, despite the obstacles of everyday life.
Ra Mi-ran, wearing a conductor's cap and a satisfied smile, holds bundles of cash. Beside her, the slogan "Is it a crime to want to make money?" underlines the motivations ofEun Sangthe one who drags her friends into the merciless world of speculation.
Jo Aram, alias Ji Songis a carefree allure. Filled shopping bag in hand, fingers covered with sparkling rings, she illustrates the "YOLO" spirit through the message "Is it a crime to want pretty things?
Finally, Kim Young-dae camp Han Bak-saa singular, dreamy figure. Sitting on a train playing his guitar, he stands out from the crowd with a poster featuring a luminous moon rather than banknotes. His motto: "Is it a crime to want to dream?" leaves us in the dark as to what drives him beyond money.
With these posters, "To the Moon heralds a fresco that's both realistic and full of tension, where personal ambitions, the quest for money and thwarted dreams collide.
The series will make its debut on September 19 at 9:50pm (KST) on MBC (awaiting an international broadcaster).
