K-drama
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
While his ex-wife continues to haunt him, Gong's character marries a matchmaking firm employee under contract. When they confront their feelings and fall for each other, an enigmatic trunk leads them down a rabbit hole ...
Includes "Coffee Prince," "Something in the Rain," "Crash Landing on You," and other hits noted for excellent renditions of a slow-burn romance
The ‘Eye Love You’ hero boasts an infectious smile; he can be attractive and naïve at the same time as being exceptionally serious and driven with equal expertise
A cult K-drama where Park Seo-joon and Park Min-young's insane screen time powered their romance, and we couldn't help but root for their love story
Korea's experience with concubines has had a long-lasting cultural impact. Even with the concubine system abolished, social attitudes and customs still bear the marks of its influence
