Shitsuren Chocolatier

To be honest, I caught a little of this in the past, but dismissed it pretty quickly. I thought it was shallow, but now that I've watched it start to finish I can confirm Shitsuren Chocolatier is dark, sexy exploration of love and idolization. It's not a drama for everyone, but I would definitely recommend for anyone looking for some delicious looking chocolate and even more delicious heartbreak.

The Gentlemen of Wolgyesu Tailor Shop: Good Show, Lazy Writer

I have to be in the right mood for a weekend drama, because they take patience and commitment, traits I wouldn't say I have in spades. But Wolgyesu has just enough to keep me reaching for more, even though I wouldn't necessarily say it's an objectively 'good' show.

Unnatural

Satomi Ishihara strikes gold again. Is it too early to claim Drama of the Year? Probably.

Top 5 Korean Movies

I don't believe I've done this before. Movies are not so much my forte as dramas are - I don't tend to find a lot of movies that are praise-worthy. I watch manga adaptations, and awful romantic comedies  that are neither romantic nor funny most of the time. I think I've finally seen enough Korean movies to have some favourites - surprisingly, none are strictly romance, even though it's the bread and butter of drama! I have something for everyone here. Thus, without further a do, here are some of my favourite films (in no particular order, because that's less of a strain on my conscience).