2.0Tomorrow Victory · 2015
Tomorrow Victory (2015) is a series, starring Jeon So-min, Phillip Choi, Song Won-geun.
2.0Overview
The most fragrant of all perfumes in the world is said to be made from roses that grow in a deep, treacherous mountain in the Balkans and plucked during the coldest nights. Beautiful pearls are painfully taken from clams by cracking them open. Han Seung Ri finds her life spiraling out of control after her dad's death that ruins the family finances. The man she loved betrays her and she has a miscarriage not too long afterward. After hitting rock bottom, she climbs out of her misery to take over the family business that her dad ran and marches forward to reach her dreams. Hopeful that tomorrow will be better than yesterday, she endures the pain and anguish to reach an outcome that is sweeter due to the ordeal she had to overcome to attain it.
Cast
Jeon So-min, Phillip Choi, Song Won-geun, Sun Woo-chul
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What is "Tomorrow Victory" about?
The most fragrant of all perfumes in the world is said to be made from roses that grow in a deep, treacherous mountain in the Balkans and plucked during the coldest nights. Beautiful pearls are painfully taken from clams by cracking them open. Han Seung Ri finds her life spiraling out of control after her dad's death that ruins the family finances. The man she loved betrays her and she has a miscarriage not too long afterward. After hitting rock bottom, she climbs out of her misery to take over the family business that her dad ran and marches forward to reach her dreams. Hopeful that tomorrow will be better than yesterday, she endures the pain and anguish to reach an outcome that is sweeter due to the ordeal she had to overcome to attain it.
When was "Tomorrow Victory" released?
Tomorrow Victory was released in 2015.
Who stars in "Tomorrow Victory"?
The cast includes Jeon So-min, Phillip Choi, Song Won-geun, Sun Woo-chul.
