Son Jae-rim's last film, 'Crash: The Man Who Failed in Business', based on a cryptocurrency scandal, will premiere in January 2025.
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Son Jae-rim's posthumous work 'Crash: The Man Who Failed in Business' will be released in South Korea next January. The film, directed by Hyun Hae-ri, which is set to premiere in January 2025, deals with the Luna Coin (cryptocurrency) crash incident, and its original title was 'The Man Who Failed in Business Six Times'. It depicts the story of young people who, after abusing youth entrepreneurship support funds, intentionally go bankrupt and change businesses, ultimately making an irretrievable choice after receiving investments from a cryptocurrency service. Son Jae-rim plays the protagonist Yang Do-hyun, who receives youth entrepreneurship support funds and repeatedly goes bankrupt. Other cast members include Ahn Woo-young, Min Sung-wook, Seo Hee-jung, and Cha Jung-won. Directed by Hyun Hae-ri, a producer from MooAm's former MBN production department, the film has garnered attention. It was initially scheduled to be released in the first half of this year in South Korea, but as time passed without a set release date, it will now be presented to audiences after the lead actor's passing. Son Jae-rim debuted in the 2009 film 'Actresses' and appeared in popular dramas such as MBC's 'The Moon Embracing the Sun', 'TWO WEEKS', KBS 2TV's 'Inspiring Generation', tvN's 'Queen In-hyun's Man', SBS's 'Perfect Couple', JTBC's 'Clean With Passion For Now', and TVING's original series 'Mr. Queen'. He also delivered powerful performances in films like 'The Snob', 'Yacha - Ruthless Operation War-', and 'Thin Ice Accusation', and was active in variety shows like MBC's 'We Got Married'. In South Korea, the stage play he was in, 'The Rose of Versailles', just ended on October 13.
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