How does a romantic evening abroad beside a charming stranger sound to you? Park Bo-Gum and Song Hye-Kyo heat things up in the yummy love story, Encounter (aka Boyfriend). While the sun sets over a beach in Havana, Cuba, a woman, groggy from taking sleeping pills, is saved from nearly falling off the wall she’s … Continue reading Encounter
My advice to you is – plan to watch Memories of the Alhambra marathon style because you won’t want to turn it off until the show is over. I was already in love with this fantastically written fantasy well before I discovered it was penned by Song Jae-Jung, the same person who wrote W- Two … Continue reading Memories of the Alhambra
I was pleasantly surprised with last summer’s drama Thirty but Seventeen (aka Still 17). It had been on my watch list for quite some time and I was anxious for all of the episodes to be available so I could start watching it. Unfortunately, DramaFever shut down before that could happen. After coming to the … Continue reading Thirty but Seventeen
Let Me Introduce Her is one of the most melodramatic Kdramas I’ve seen in a very long time. Spousal abuse, amnesia, attempted murder, blackmail, dysfunctional families, filthy rich folks, lying/deceit, interfering ex-girlfriend, surprise parenthood, and a humongous mystery (what’s on the phone!?!) that lasts almost the entire show! Twenty hours of this stuff! But it … Continue reading Let Me Introduce Her
The Hymn of Death (aka Praise of Death, He Hymn of Death, and Death Song) which is based on the life, love, and death of Kim U-Jin (a Korean poet and playwright) and his sweetheart Yun Sim-Deok (Korea’s first soprano) is one of the most emotionally stirring short dramas I’ve ever seen. The perfect way … Continue reading The Hymn of Death
Heart and Seoul 