50% sex 50% screaming
okay but on a real note, this was genuinely the definition of an artistic vision brought to life. the way the entire movie just centres purely on anora and her lifestyle was so vulnerable and raw, especially with the fact that she’s a sex worker. this was honestly such an eye-opening movie in the best way possible and it really gave me a new found respect for sex workers. i love the creative approach this movie…
my no. 1 underrated comfort drama. everything from the storyline, characters, cinematography, sound was absolutely perfect.
i love the way this drama conveyed a sense of serenity and calmness through the screen. the choice of location the drama took place in was especially notable as it really showed the true essence of simplicity and its ability to still provide happiness and peace to the characters. i love how the storyline followed the childhood love story of eun seob and hae…
this was an unexpectedly mindblowing drama with an even more mindfuck concept. i loved how the first few episodes eluded to the entire plot’s universe, which made me want to keep watching to figure everything out.
the whole drama’s concept on the Afterlife and being a lost soul trying to rest/return was so refreshingly portrayed throughout. by the depiction of a dark eerie ally, followed by the most beautifully ambient light shop with an eccentric owner. the representation of each…
haven’t felt this way about a kdrama in so long. at first i was a bit skeptical of the entire storyline but this drama really proved me wrong as i started to see the beauty of the plot unfolding before my eyes.
the last scene almost sent me to the pysch ward, just the pure desperation by hae jo to hold on to his life to be together with jae mi and live. even though he initially brushed off his…
