'Try,' starring Yoon Kye-sang, wins Grand Prix at the Houston International Film Festival

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The drama 'Try,' starring actor Yoon Kye-sang, won the Grand Prix trophy in the TV, Cable, and Web Content category at the 59th Houston International Film Festival.

SBS drama 'Try: We Become Miracles' (hereinafter 'Try'), which received widespread affection with Yoon Kye-sang in the lead role, secured the Grand Prix in the TV, Cable, and Web Content category at the 59th Houston International Film Festival, proving the strength of South Korean sports dramas to the world.

The first domestic drama to feature rugby, 'Try' is a comedic growth sports drama about Joo Ga-ram (played by Yoon Kye-sang), an unpredictable eccentric coach, and the Hanyang High School rugby team, perennial last-place finishers, racing toward a national games championship. The series received critical acclaim at the time of its broadcast for its vivid direction that closely resembled actual games, its realistic sports world-building, and the touching growth narratives of the team members, all in perfect harmony.

Director Jang Young-seok, who directed 'Try,' expressed gratitude to the production team for their relentless efforts and added, "I will share this honor with actor Yoon Kye-sang and others who worked hard alongside us on set from the hot summer to the cold winter."

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