Jo A-ram makes her screen debut in the cheerleading movie 'Victory'

Actress Jo A-ram has been selected as the lead in Korea's first cheerleading movie 'Victory' and is making her first screen debut.

The movie 'Victory' (directed by Park Beom-soo, provided by Mindmark, produced by Annapurna Film) takes place at the end of the century in 1999, when 'Pil-seon' (Lee Hye-ri) and 'Mina' (Park Se-wan), a school dance duo in Geoje, the southernmost city, formed solely to dance. It is a story about a passionate cheering match with dance and music with the cheerleading club ‘Millennium Girls’.

Jo A-ram played the role of Se-hyeon, who worked as a cheerleader in Seoul but became a member of the Millennium Girls after transferring to Geoje. In particular, a fiery battle of nerves with actress Lee Hye-ri, who plays the role of Geoje girl Pil-seon, will add to the tension and richness of the story.

The character played by Jo A-ram in the movie is a chic yet arrogant 'Seoul girl', and her struggles while transferring to Geoje are presented in a cheerful and colorful way. In addition, it will show the character in a three-dimensional way as she gradually adapts to being a Geoje girl and finally becomes one with her friends.

In addition, she is expected to transform into a fresh and lively high school girl with an end-of-century sensibility, solidifying her position as a rising star in Chungmuro with her unique fresh charm and unique acting.

Jo A-ram previously appeared as an MS Mart part-timer in the tvN drama 'Murderer's Shopping List', her acting debut, and captured the attention of viewers by injecting tension into the drama with her chic and cool-headed charm. He plans to expand his acting career to the big screen through this movie 'Victory'.

Meanwhile, Korea's first cheerleading movie 'Victory' began filming in earnest on March 4th.

Choi Ji-ye, Ten Asia Reporter wisdomart@tenasia.co.kr