When the Camellia Blooms celebrates life – plain ol’ everyday life with its heartaches, trials, and miracles. If you’re someone who is wearily fighting the difficulties and tragedies that are so often overwhelming and seem impossible to conquer, this Kdrama is exactly what you need. Orphaned at the young age of seven, Dong-Baek has had … Continue reading When the Camellia Blooms
There’s a short webdrama called Wind-Bell that teaches us about love, forgiveness, and family. Although it’s lessons are excellent, the show itself is only mediocre. Short and sweet – the story is about an award-winning author named Daniel who was born in South Korea, adopted and taken to America as a young boy, and is … Continue reading Wind-Bell
Song Seung-Heon has proven many times over he’s more than just a gorgeous man who is completely worthy of his Hallyu Star title for pulling off sincere, deep drama (such as his performances in Autumn in My Heart, Summer Scent, Dr. Jin, When a Man Loves, and Black). However, watching the political Kdrama The Great … Continue reading The Great Show
At Eighteen (aka Moment of Eighteen) isn’t just a teenage love story. This drama hits home as a call for each of us to strive to be our better self. After being forced to transfer schools, when he voluntarily took the blame for something he didn’t do, eighteen year old Choi Joon-Woo decides to be … Continue reading At Eighteen
My First First Love is a two season Kdrama series that was first released on Netflix in April of this year (2019) followed by the second part three months later, which picked up right where season one left off. Both were written by Kim Ran and directed by Oh Jin-Seok so there’s a consistent creative … Continue reading My First First Love
Heart and Seoul 