K-drama
He’s the most effective at conveying the depth of emotions; he almost squeezes them out while melding with his character's scenario, reminiscent of the ‘Queen of Tears’
The festival features screenings of some of the best international series, featuring two upcoming Korean shows in different categories
Features a score of superhit K-drama titles, with the mega smash survival thriller horror ‘Squid Game’ peaking at number one on the list
Dramatically engaging, it discusses themes of trauma, recovery, and self-discovery as it traverses the intricate realm of dissociative identity disorder
Features a collection of spook favorites like 'Save Me,' 'Kingdom,' 'Sweet Home,' 'All of Us Are Dead,' and other horrors
The logic underpinning how we enjoy K-drama tropes stems from both the ease of routine and the thrill of novelty. They stay at the forefront of what makes K-dramas so engaging as a storytelling form
‘My Mister’ digs into the finer details of human connections and the power of empathy, eschewing run-of-the-mill drama or corny storylines
Her role as a broken soul Lee Marie, in Song Joong-ki's recent hit romance melodrama film, ‘My Name Is Loh Kiwan,’ has given her a fresh face
Stepping back in time with the classic 'Reply 1988,' with its captivating story, endearing characters, and nostalgic charm. This series is a must-watch for any K-drama fan
A seemingly unbreakable repertoire of techniques is the key to Lee's genius. He adds to the presence of his characters, backing them up with strong delivery, facial expressions, and body language
