'Generation Z Spokesperson' Choi Sung-eun Transforms into a Shy but Diligent Public Servant in 'Mad Dance Office'

Stills from 〈Mad Dance Office〉 have been released, hinting at Choi Sung-eun's transformation.

On February 3, 〈Mad Dance Office〉 unveiled character stills of actress Choi Sung-eun, who plays the role of Yeon-gyeong in the film. Choi Sung-eun has captivated the public's attention with her performances in 〈Start Up〉, 〈Ten Months in the Future〉, 〈Time to Shine〉, the Netflix original film 〈Rogiwan〉, and the drama 〈Monstrum〉, winning awards such as the Best New Actress at the Buil Film Awards, the Actor Award at the Jeonju International Film Festival, and the Best Actress Award in Film at the Korea Culture and Entertainment Awards.

Yeon-gyeong, played by Choi Sung-eun, appears clumsy and timid, but she is a diligent Generation Z public servant who works harder than anyone else to survive in a fierce competition, growing by observing the changed demeanor of her role model, Guk-hee (Yeom Hye-ran). The three character stills released together vividly capture the multi-dimensional charm of 'Yeon-gyeong', expressed through actress Choi Sung-eun's unique features and acting skills.

The film 〈Mad Dance Office〉 depicts the story of public servant Guk-hee (Yeom Hye-ran), who has lived perfectly for 24 hours, stepping into flamenco to find hope she never knew existed, and is set to be released in theaters nationwide on March 4.