I enjoyed watching "Maestra: Strings of Truth". It is a dark and deep story about Cha Se Eum, one of the few female conductors in the world, and her struggles and growth in the orchestra. Lee Young Ae did a great job portraying the passionate and charismatic Cha Se Eum, who has a secret that will shake her life. Lee Moo Saeng and Kim Young Jae were also impressive as Yoo Jeong Jae and Kim Pil, the two men who have different relationships with Cha Se Eum. The chemistry between the main actress and actor was so good and the silence and love between them was so eye-catching. The music and the cinematography were also beautiful and captivating.
The only thing I wished for was more moments for the female villain, Lee Ru Na, played by Hwang Bo Reum Byeol. She was an interesting character who was obsessed with Cha Se Eum, but sometimes her actions were not explained well or justified. I wanted to see more of her backstory and motivation, and how she became so twisted. She was a good contrast to Cha Se Eum, but I felt like she was underdeveloped compared to the other characters.
Overall, I would recommend this drama to anyone who likes music, thriller, mystery, and drama genres. It is a well-made and well-acted series that will keep you hooked until the end.
The only thing I wished for was more moments for the female villain, Lee Ru Na, played by Hwang Bo Reum Byeol. She was an interesting character who was obsessed with Cha Se Eum, but sometimes her actions were not explained well or justified. I wanted to see more of her backstory and motivation, and how she became so twisted. She was a good contrast to Cha Se Eum, but I felt like she was underdeveloped compared to the other characters.
Overall, I would recommend this drama to anyone who likes music, thriller, mystery, and drama genres. It is a well-made and well-acted series that will keep you hooked until the end.