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Age of Youth (2016)

There are two kinds of secrets: secrets that you can tell, and secrets that you can’t tell. – Yoo Eun-jae

Five girls in their twenties come to live together in a house called “Belle Epoque,” which means “a beautiful time” in French. Each girl has a particular personality, background, and issues. In addition to the five girls, they believe there is a sixth presence – a ghost living in the house, but each sees the ghost differently. As the girls feel a bond of sympathy and become closer, they also deal with their personal issues as they live out their eventful twenties. The drama follows their struggles and incidents dealing with relationships – within their circles, with dating, and with each other – and a variety of events they are experiencing including credits, part-time jobs, drinking, hopes and dreams. (Source : MyDramalist)

MAIN CAST
Han Ye-ri as Yoon Jin-myung – 28 years old. Hardworking business major with a complicated family situation.
Ryu Hwa-young as Kang Yi-na – 24 years old. The sugar baby with expensive taste. Not studying.
Park Eun-bin as Song Ji-won – 22 years old. The quirky adventurous roommate who claims she sees ghosts. Journalism major.
Han Seung-yeon as Jung Ye-eun – 22 years old. A Culinary Arts major with a religious background.
Park Hye-su as Yoo Eun-jae – 20 years old. Youngest of the girls. Shy and from the countryside. Psychology major.
FANGIRL NOTES
  • Also known as Hello, My Twenties!
  • Genre : Youth / Drama / Romance
  • It aired on cable network JTBC on Fridays and Saturdays from July 22 to August 27, 2016 for 12 episodes.
FANGIRL FEELS

 

  • Perfect sismance drama about struggles of youth, friendship and first love.
  • Heartwarming, heartbreaking, touching, funny, beautiful and deep drama.
  • It’s very well cast and well acted. Each actress fits perfectly in their roles.
  • The drama does a great job addressing problems of young adults in every aspect of their lives : family, romantic relationships, academic, job, personal issues and etc. You will also get to have a good laugh and an even greater lesson from every story.
  • I enjoyed Age of Youth from beginning to end. This series is worth everyone’s time.

My Rating – 8.5/10

 

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Have you watched Age of Youth? Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

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11 Comments

  • Aaliziyah

    This blog post sparked my interest when it comes to this drama. I feel like I would enjoy it if my dad suddenly allows me to watch it. i like the way the girls were presented with different personalities.

  • theaoctavo

    I got intrigued doon sa ghost haha hmm ano kaya purpose niya… I love na french inspired din itong series na to would definitely watch this pag naka luwang na sa sched lol thanks for sharing your review!

  • www.WanderWoMom.com

    sobrang love ko tong Hello My twenties! i watched this last year yata sa netflix. two seasons ba tama? bitin sana nga me kadugtong pa. nasad din ako nun umalis yung isa, at cameo na lang sya pati yung pinalitan yung youngest.

  • christianforemost.com

    I live these kinds of shows that put emphasis on friendships instead of romantic love. Totally on board with the plot of the show and can’t wait to watch it myself!!

  • Nicole San Miguel

    I haven’t watched this series yet. Ito pala yung hello, my twenties sa Netflix. I will definitely watch this!!

  • themhayonnaise

    I’m probably visiting your blog so much, I’m getting more and more interested about kdramas! I really wish I get more time to binge watch these films. I sure will relate to Age of Youth and miss my teenage years. Haha!

  • iamraediant

    It is nice that these TV shows are gives relevance to young adults’ romantic relationships and academic scenarios. I like the story line, it reminds me of my teenage years!

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