There is a TV series in Korea about making a movie, which is a story between the director and the author. I don't remember the name.

It tells the entanglements and contradictions among screenwriters, directors, stars and their agents in the background of Korean TV stations.

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Ying Xu Zhen, a popular screenwriter who has repeatedly created the myth of unbeaten ratings, Li Qingmin, a dark horse director in the film and television circle, and the Korean contemporary "On Air" stills.

The most photogenic actress, Shenya Wu, brought out a large number of star agents, Zhang. Four people came together to shoot a terminally ill story that is neither romantic nor tearful-Tickets to the Moon. Among them, Xu Ying is really flamboyant, and Shenya Wu is not inferior. Directed for the first time, Zhang is particularly humane to the actors. Besides four people, there are many crew members. Under the system of shooting and broadcasting Korean dramas, will their TV dramas be smooth sailing? What kind of story will happen in the meantime? With the rise of the Korean Wave, Korean dramas have become popular in Asia in the past few years and quickly become a cultural industry. However, gradually, endless love stories and tearful plots are no longer attractive, and Korean dramas are facing an unprecedented crisis. This drama shows the audience the stories that happened during the production of Korean dramas and reveals the world behind them.