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There are dramas that make you sympathize more with the supporting characters than with the protagonist. 〈Everyone Is Fighting Their Own Sense of Worthlessness〉, nicknamed "Mojamussa" , centers on a group of eight filmmakers.

After saying 'I enjoyed it,' I always feel like tacking on a 'but. ' Maybe it's my innate contrarian streak. No matter how entertaining a movie or drama is, there's always one thing I want to point out. I pick at that nagging detail and write 'A Pinch by Kim Ji-yeon.

It’s a real pleasure to watch. The drama 〈21st Century Princess Consort〉, which has been airing since April 10, is set in a Republic of Korea where a constitutional monarchy is in place, and it delights viewers by blending capitalist flavor with the traditional charm of the Joseon era.

Cold sweat broke out. It was because Yumi (Kim Go-eun) looked so much like me—trying to avoid riding the same bus as the awkward coworker. That’s exactly why, when Season 3 finally arrived, Yumi—who had become a huge success as a romance writer—met a brand-new PD named Roonrok (Kim Jae-won), a...

While dramas featuring romances blended with other genres have become mainstream, a work has appeared that stays true to the essence of classic melodrama. Drama 〈Still Shining〉, written by the joint screenwriter of the film 〈One Fine Spring Day〉 and brought together with Lee Sook-yeon, the writer...

Han Ji-min should have just gone to a rotation-style speed dating event instead. In other words, if 〈Efficient Dating for Single Men and Women〉 were truly going to show “efficient dating” between unmarried men and women—exactly as that title promises—then this would have made sense.

※ Continued from Part 1The final scene is quite impressive. Sang-yeon opens the valve without hesitation for his own death. At that moment, did Sang-yeon really have no regrets about life. I think it was a moment he had been waiting for.

Cineplay reporters get busy as the holidays approach. Why. To catch up on work. To handle holiday-related tasks. While that’s not wrong, (we're working hard, boss) there’s another reason. It’s the struggle of deciding what to watch during the holidays.

〈You and Everything Else〉's most passionate fan is none other than actor Park Ji-hyun. Even now, Park Ji-hyun claims to have watched 〈You and Everything Else〉 countless times and is one of the first viewers to recognize the drama's true value.

A villain like family, a family like a villain. The character Park Min-jae, played by actor Lee Chang-min, is a prime suspect in a serial murder case and a childhood friend who was like family to the protagonist, Soo-yeol (Jang Dong-yoon).