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The talented Kim Da-mi is set to touch the hearts of audiences in A Hundred Memoriesa romantic drama with a vintage flavor. Expected for a broadcast on September 13the drama plunges us into the 1980sthrough the memories of a trio of teenagers entwined by friendship, dreams and an unforgettable first love.
A pure heroine in a hopeful age
In A Hundred Memories, Kim Da-mi stars as Go Young-ryea young bus inspector at the warm heart and luminous soulwho shares her daily life with Seo Jong-hee (Shin Ye-eun)a close friend, and Han Jae-pil (Heo Nam-joon)their shared love.
Kim Da-mi confides that she was deeply moved by the sincerity of the script: "Every character seemed alive. I wanted to be part of their world. What particularly appealed to her was the sweetness and generosity of Young Ryea young woman ready to do anything for her loved ones. "That's what made me want to take on this challenge," she adds.
A journey through time and human immersion
Although she didn't live through the 1980s, Kim Da-mi admits to having been fascinated by this period, which she describes as "both freer in some respects, but more constraining in others." And above all, "a time when love was intense, and dreams were stronger."
By taking on the role of bus inspector, the actress also discovered the hardness but also the dignity of this professionI have a great deal of respect for those who have done this work," she says with a smile. "I have a great deal of respect for those who have done this work," she confides with a smile.
A Hundred Memories looks set to be a bittersweet dramaA journey into the past, carried by the emotion and nostalgia of Kim Da-mi's sensitive eye. A journey into the past, carried by emotion, nostalgia and Kim Da-mi's sensitive eye.
