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To the Moon unveils Lee Sun Bin's stills.
To the Moon depicts a survival story of three women from struggling families who dive into cryptocurrency investing due to being unable to survive on their salaries alone. The K-drama is based on the best-selling novel of the same name by author Jang Ryu Jin.
In the K-drama, Lee Sun Bin plays the role of Jung Da Hae, a contract worker in the PR and marketing team of Maron Confectionery. Lacking any standout credentials, she is one of the few non-recruited employees. Despite lack of job security, a meager salary, and implicit discrimination compared to regular employees, she remains persistent. Clinging solely to the notion, "I just want to make money!", Da Hae grinds through her work life until she gets a glimmer of hope in a proposal from her coworker, Eun Sang (Ra Mi Ran), and boards the cryptocurrency train.
The first stills of Jung Da Hae gives a glimpse of her work life. Dressed in a neat suit and seated in an interview room, she displays a determined will to somehow take root in this company.
Another still shows her on her commute, crammed into a packed bus, her expression betrays a palpable sense of struggle.
The final still captures her anxiously checking her surroundings while sweating nervously, realistically portraying the sorrows of an office worker who faces challenges numerous times a day.
The production team of To the Moon stated, "Lee Sun Bin, and by extension Jung Da Hae, are the central axis of To the Moon. From the very first shoot, Lee Sun Bin delivered a performance perfectly in sync with her character of Jung Da Hae — a pitiful struggling employee — in every aspect, from her tone to her expressions." They added, "Please look forward to this career-defining role for Lee Sun Bin."
To the Moon premieres this September. News about the K-drama's OTT is yet to come. Stay tuned!
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