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Kwon Na Ra transforms into a lawyer who represents ghosts in Midnight Photo Studio.
Midnight Photo Studio unfolds the story of Seo Ki Joo, a photographer who runs a photo studio only for ghosts, and Han Bom, a passionate lawyer who ends up working with him.
Kwon Na Ra plays the role of Han Bom, a once-successful prosecutor who now works as a lawyer, struggling to make ends meet.
Despite becoming a lawyer, Han Bom still retains the strong sense of duty and justice she had from her days as a prosecutor. Hence, she often behaves as if she were still a prosecutor.
For example, she keeps scolding clients who come to the lawyer's office, or sometimes suddenly conducts interrogations. Her actions make it evident that old habits die hard.
Whenever her senior colleague Kang Soo Mi (Park Jung Ah), the head of Kang Soo Mi Law Firm, sees her actions, she often complains about them to her.
Due to her behavior, Han Bom's client requests have dried up, leaving her with only pro bono cases. She even struggles to pay her rent and is already behind by three months.
As her life spirals downward, she encounters Seo Ki Joo (Joo Won), a weird tenant who moves into her house and works as a special photographer for ghosts.
As she becomes entangled with him, Bom begins to see things that were previously invisible to her, and for the first time, she plans to come to the defense of the guests (ghosts).
What circumstances led a struggling lawyer like her to take on cases of ghost clients?
The stills portray Han Bom's strong presence. Her sharp gaze and her charisma show she still has the habits of a prosecutor. Yet, her bright smile hints she is an exceptional character, raising anticipation and curiosity about her personality.
Midnight Photo Studio will premiere on March 11.
