Something about Sae-byeok that audiences are loving — at least I know I loved it while watching — is her rapport with Lee Yoo-mi’s character, Ji-yeong or player no. 240. The marble game was heartbreaking. What did you like most about your two characters’ shared storyline?HJ: She only has a few singles out at the moment, but her debut track, "Fever Dream," has made a huge splash—the blues-tinged synth jam sounds like it was made for summer days. Listen to it on repeat, and look for her first album in June! I think we were speaking to the right issue at the right moment. For so many of the people who are engaged with our campaign, I feel like that’s the reason why they got so deeply engaged. I think, for a very long time in Los Angeles, it has felt like things are getting worse here for people. When you look around the city, at the way people are living — more and more encampments and struggling on the streets — and our air getting worse, you see so many linked issues that feel overwhelming and like we’re moving in the wrong direction. In London, people gathered outside the U.S. Embassy, carrying signs that read "Free Palestine," "End Israeli occupation," and "Dump Trump." Bella,who has been vocal about this issue in the past