Ahn Bo-hyun X Lee Sung-min historical drama 'God's Marbles' invited to Cannes International Series Festival [Official]

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The large-scale historical drama "God's Marbles" is officially invited to the Cannes International Series Festival and is attracting attention as a global anticipated work. The invitation adds significance in that the genre expansion of Korean historical dramas proved global competitiveness.

The Beads of God will be invited to the RENDEZ-VOUS section of the 9th Cannes International Series Festival and will debut as a world premiere. In particular, actors Ahn Bo-hyun and Su-hyun will attend local events in person and meet fans through pink carpets and GVs to announce their full-fledged start to the global market.

"God's Marbles" (scripted by Jung Hyun-min, directed by Jung Dae-yoon) is set in 1258 A.D., when the defeat was deepening due to the 30-year-old war against Mongolia, and tells the story of the heroic struggle of the convoy who rushed to the battlefield in search of the sacred character of the country, "Gwanumboju," and the story of an empress trying to save them.

Director Jung Dae-yoon, who directed "The Youngest Son of a Congregation," which was finally nominated for the 2023 International Emmy Awards TV Film/Mini Series, and writer Jung Hyun-min of "Mung bean Flower" will work together to add completeness. Actors with solid acting skills, such as Ahn Bo-hyun, Lee Sung-min, Su-hyun, Ha Yoon-kyung, and Yoon Kyun-sang, join the group, heralding synergy.

A SLL official said, "God's Marble is a work that combines Korean historical material and global universality," adding, "We expect this Cannes series to expand our contact with overseas viewers and show the possibility of expanding K-Content once again."

Meanwhile, the Cannes International Series Festival is a festival that introduces dramas and content from all over the world, and will be held in Cannes, France from April 23 to 28.

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