Old exchange, even though he's been preparing for the director for 20 years, he's a must-win "God's Life" [It's too much]

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"Everyone is fighting their own worthlessness." Koo Chang-hwan revealed a day of reversal that was 24 hours short.

JTBC's new Saturday-Sunday drama "Everyone is Fighting Their Unworthiness," which is set to premiere on the 18th (directed by Cha Young-hoon, script by Park Hae-young, production studio Phoenix, SLL, Studio Flow, hereinafter referred to as "Momoussa"), is a work that follows the search for peace in humans who are suffering from time and jealousy among their proud friends. Among them, Hwang Dong-man (Old Exchange), who has been dreaming of becoming a film director for 20 years, is drawing attention as a still cut of his daily life is released.

Hwang Dong-man's day is fierce enough to overshadow the popular prejudice of 'unemployment'. First, the academy will give screenplay lectures as hot as their passion for movies in front of students. To someone, it may seem like just a "dreamer," but in the field, he exudes the aura of a veteran instructor who teaches his know-how. In addition, he works part-time at a travel buffet in his spare time and does not hesitate to make ends meet.

The final destination of Hwangdong Bay, which is 24 hours short, is always a movie. In addition to watching movies and building directing inspiration whenever you have time, you can feel the obsession that is not light at all when you are stuck in the studio and write down the scenario "We'll Make You Weather" one by one. This is his own fierce struggle to prove his value every day against the world's prejudice to drive him into a swamp of worthlessness, beyond just vague longing to become a director.

Hwang Dong-man may seem to have stopped in someone's eyes, but in fact, he is a person who works harder than anyone else to prove his value every moment, the production team said. "With the rhythmic and lively performance unique to Koo Chang-hwan, we will provide warm support and empathy to everyone fighting against his worthlessness."

"Momoussa" is a work in which writer Park Hae-young, who creates the lowest emotions of life in the most noble sentences, and director Cha Young-hoon, who showed warm humanism by capturing the extraordinary solidarity of ordinary people. With "anxiety," the universal emotion of modern people, as a keyword, it is regarded as an expected work in the first half of 2026 that will turn on the "green light of life" for those who have stopped at the red light of valuelessness. It will premiere on JTBC at 10:40 p.m. on the 18th.

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