The Genie TV unique drama Driving Life has been confirmed to premiere on March 3.
Driving Life follows Jung Eun (Jeon Hye Jin), a passionate working mother getting ready her daughter for the “7-year-long examination,” who entrusts her mom, Ji Ah (Jo Min Soo), with the duty of taking her daughter to the academy.
The “7-year-long examination” is a newly coined time period in South Korea referring to entrance exams for prestigious English academies. The Okay-drama vividly portrays the fact of early childhood schooling in South Korea.
The character posters seize the views and ideas of the three generations of ladies who dive into the Daechi-dong (Seoul’s posh district well-known for its hagwons) way of life.
Lee Jung Eun is a passionate working mother who would not need to compromise on both her profession or her daughter’s schooling. Yoon Ji Ah is Jung Eun’s mom who takes up the duty of driving her granddaughter to academy at Jung Eun’s request. Hong Seo Yoon (Kim Sa Rang) is Jung Eun’s lovely daughter.
Within the poster, Lee Jung Eun provides a glimpse of her hectic life as a working mother who, after finishing workplace work, goes straight to parenting duties.
Jung Eun is seen working, nonetheless carrying her worker ID badge round her neck. The textual content, “Mother might be there quickly, simply wait,” sparks curiosity concerning the struggles of her busy life.
In the meantime, the textual content “Are mothers speculated to know every little thing?” paired with Yoon Ji Ah’s flustered expression hints at potential mother-daughter conflicts. As she begins to trip her granddaughter to the academy, she sees a totally completely different world from when she raised her personal daughter, prompting her to mirror on their relationship.
The manufacturing staff of Driving Life acknowledged, “The synergy created by the trusted actors Jeon Hye Jin and Jo Min Soo, together with youngster actor Kim Sa Rang, will exceed expectations.” “The drama presents a extremely reasonable portrayal of the early childhood non-public schooling scene, which has beforehand not often been depicted in dramas whereas weaving within the relatable story of three generations of ladies. We ask for lots of curiosity and anticipation forward of the premiere.”
Driving Life will premiere on March 3. Information concerning the Okay-drama’s world OTT platform is but to come back.