With a total of 12 episodes, the production relies on a narrative pace that balances emotional drama and gradual character development.
What is the drama Give It a Try about?
"Give It a Try" dives into the behind-the-scenes of the film industry, exploring not only the creative process but also the insecurities, frustrations, and ambitions of those who live by telling stories.
The plot follows two central characters:
- A demanding and talented producer
- A frustrated director still seeking his big break
The narrative develops from the encounter between these two trajectories marked by doubts and unmet expectations.
A story about new beginnings
The plot starts from a simple premise: what happens when two people who feel like failures find new meaning in each other?
The male protagonist has spent years trying to launch his first film, without success. The female protagonist, despite professional recognition, carries deep traumas and insecurities.
Throughout the story, the drama shows how:
- Comparison with others' success can generate frustration
- Pressure in the creative environment affects emotional health
- Mutual support can be transformative
Main cast and characters
The cast brings together names known to drama fans, which increases expectations even more.
Go Youn Jung as Byun Eun Ah
The actress plays a highly respected film producer, known for her sharp critical analysis. Despite her strong image, the character faces intense internal conflicts, including anxiety and insecurities.
Koo Kyo Hwan as Hwang Dong Man
He portrays a director living in the shadow of his friends' success. The feeling of being "left behind" is the emotional engine of the character.
Behind the scenes, art, and romance: the drama's differential
One of the great attractions of "Give It a Try" is how it combines romance with the world of artistic creation.
Cinema as a backdrop
The series explores:
- Screenplay development
- Creative pressure
- Difficulties in the audiovisual industry
The screenplay is signed by Park Hae Young, known for My Mister.
Romance with emotional depth
The relationship between the protagonists is built gradually, focusing on:
- Vulnerability
- Personal growth
- Emotional connection
Content rating for Give It a Try and target audience
"Give It a Try" is recommended for ages 16 and up, as it addresses themes such as:
- Emotional crises
- Professional pressure
- Personal frustrations
The release will be weekly, following the standard of Korean dramas.
Schedule
- Premiere: April 18
- New episodes: Saturdays and Sundays
- Total: 12 episodes
Why Give It a Try could be a success in Brazil?
Brazilian audiences have shown growing interest in dramas, and "Give It a Try" brings together important factors:
Identification with reality
The series addresses universal themes such as insecurity, career, and purpose.
Growth of dramas in the country
Platforms like Netflix have expanded access to Asian productions, increasing the popularity of the genre.
More human narrative
The drama relies on emotional development and complex relationships, characteristics valued by today's audience.
