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Actor Oh Dong-min made his presence felt through the film ‘My Name Is,’ leaving a deep impression on audiences.

Released on the 15th, the film ‘My Name Is’ (directed by Jeong Ji-yeong, produced by Lets Film·Aura Pictures) tells the story of a mother who searches for lost memories among the lost names of the Jeju April 3 Incident.

In the film, Oh Dong-min appears in the role of ‘Sang-hyeon,’ a subordinate to the stepfather of Jeong-sun and a soldier of sergeant rank, who later marries Jeong-sun and shares a life with her.

After returning from the Vietnam War, Sang-hyeon lives with the scars of war, conveying a personal narrative that spans an era and adding weight to the film.

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In this work, Oh Dong-min deepens the emotional throughline of the character on the journey in which the protagonist Jeong-sun (played by Yeom Hye-ran) confronts fragments of her lost memories.

Grounded in his characteristic delicacy, he convincingly depicts Sang-hyeon as reflected in the memories of Jeong-sun, steadily guiding the flow of the narrative.

With densely layered emotional acting and an expressive gaze, Oh Dong-min clarifies the message the film carries and underpins its overall polish.

Even within restraint, he captures the character’s emotions and the passage of time intact, adding deep resonance across the story.

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Having brought new faces to each character in every project, Oh Dong-min once again proves solid acting prowess in ‘My Name Is,’ faithfully conveying the character arc.

Showing a different tenor from his turn in the recent horror film ‘Salmokji,’ he once again demonstrated his wide range as an actor.

As Oh Dong-min continues to add his own color to each work, there is growing anticipation for how he will meet audiences again with his next performance.

The film ‘My Name Is,’ featuring Oh Dong-min, is currently playing in theaters.

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