The Dangers in My Heart: The Movie

Hina Youmiya delivered a captivating performance in 'The Dangers in My Heart: The Movie,' earning praise for her nuanced portrayal that brought emotional depth to the character. What set her apart was her ability to balance vulnerability with strength, making her role resonate authentically with the audience. A lesser-known fact is that during filming, Hina improvised a key emotional scene, which the director loved so much it was kept in the final cut, adding an organic touch to her character's development.

Shun Horie lent his voice to the character Kyotaro Ichikawa in 'The Dangers in My Heart: The Movie,' bringing to life the quirky and introspective high school student at the heart of the story. His performance was widely praised for its nuanced portrayal of Kyotaro's complex emotions, balancing the character's darker, more troubled side with subtle humor and vulnerability. What made Horie's portrayal unique was his ability to convey a deep internal monologue through voice alone, making the character's thoughts and feelings resonate powerfully with audiences. A lesser-known behind-the-scenes fact is that Horie improvised several lines during recording, which were ultimately included in the film, adding an authentic and spontaneous touch to his character’s dialogue.