November 2016 – una muses

Korean Film: The King and the Clown

Want to see a richly told story in a S Korean film? I’ve seen a few, now. And the storytelling

I really don’t understand how the Koreans ended up adopting what looks like the most useless, uncomfortable and unflattering belt.

Additional things S Korean TV wants to teach us: They had really cool shoes back in the day. A fine

Started to watch my first S Korean vampire series. Omg. Hilarious. Why didn’t I try this before? The silent film

Frustrating thing about Korean TV: they introduce potentially interesting story lines, with intriguing characters which draw you in feeling that

A prevalent theme in Korean drama is that people have zero personal agency over their life choices and this is

more culchural lurnings from Korean TV: I’ve finally figured out that S Korean children are sent to schools which have

This is how you say “thank you” in Korean: komahpsumneeda. I’m enjoying the challenge of this. Most of the time,

I’m trying to learn some Korean as a result of watching their TV productions. So, I’m using the Mango app

Wow. Color me surprised to see a Korean TV production depict a polyamorous relationship. A married man, travels around to