Yuna Captivates with Her Childlike Passion in ‘Good Partner’
In the SBS Friday-Saturday drama Good Partner (written by Choi Yu-na, directed by Kim Ga-ram, planned and produced by Studio S and Studio & New), Yuna delivers a compelling performance as Jae-hee, a child grappling with her parents’ divorce. Her portrayal of Jae-hee brings a depth and authenticity that rivals even seasoned actors.
Good Partner explores the complexities of a divorced family, centering on the divorce of Cha Eun-kyung (played by Jang Na-ra). As Cha Eun-kyung’s daughter, Jae-hee’s emotional journey is central to the drama. Yuna’s portrayal captures the essence of a child who, while appearing composed like her mother, remains vulnerable and deeply affected by the situation, resonating strongly with viewers.
Yuna’s nuanced performance effectively conveys the inner turmoil of a child caught between her parents. Her expression of conflict—”If I choose someone, the other one will get hurt, right? No matter who is at fault, they are both my mother and father”—beautifully illustrates Jae-hee’s struggle and empathy, pulling the audience into her emotional world.
One particularly poignant moment is when Jae-hee, on a trip with her mother, breaks down after being denied contact with her father. Yuna’s portrayal of the raw, mixed emotions of sadness and frustration is both heart-wrenching and authentic, highlighting the emotional impact of adult decisions on children.
Yuna’s performance in Good Partner has garnered significant praise for her ability to convey the intricate and subtle psychological shifts experienced by children in the wake of their parents’ divorce. Despite her young age, Yuna’s acting prowess continues to impress, generating considerable anticipation for her future work.
Catch Yuna in episode 12 of Good Partner on SBS, airing on the 6th at 10 PM.
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