MAMAMOO's Solar Becomes Late Summer's 'Queen of Horror' with Screen Debut in 'The Ghost Station'

Solar, a member of the popular K-pop group MAMAMOO, is set to conquer the late summer box office with her cinematic debut in the horror film 'The Ghost Station'.

Released nationwide today, August 17th, 'The Ghost Station' unfolds in a mysterious 'ghost transaction market' that opens when a specific window is revealed, depicting a chilling tale of individuals pursuing their desires.

In the film, Solar portrays 'Mi-yeon', a character who travels to a rural village to achieve her dream of becoming a renowned writer. Her path becomes entangled with a mysterious old tree, the village's guardian spirit, drawing her into a series of bizarre events.

Following her acclaimed performances in musicals such as 'Mata Hari' and 'Notre Dame de Paris,' fans are eagerly anticipating Solar's transition to the silver screen and the new facets of her talent she will reveal.

Through her agency, Solar shared her excitement, stating, "It is a great honor to make my screen debut with 'The Ghost Station.' Thanks to the wonderful director and warm staff, I was able to film comfortably and enjoyably. I hope you will watch it with enjoyment, even if I may seem clumsy, as I've poured my sincerity into it."

Beyond her film debut, Solar is scheduled to hold her solo concert 'Solaris' from October 11th to 12th, promising a rich setlist and her signature live performance.

Solar is the leader and main vocalist of MAMAMOO, recognized for her powerful vocals and versatile vocal tones. Her solo endeavors include the impactful releases 'SPIT IT OUT' and ' cocok ', showcasing her distinct artistic identity. She has also demonstrated a broad acting range through her participation in musicals like 'Mata Hari' and 'The Days'.