Ji Sung plays the so-called “devil judge” and GOT7’s Jinyoung is a fellow judge who begins to doubt his ethics. The show is set in the future when a televised court delivers some unexpected verdicts against the rich and powerful, drawing massive public support. The Devil Judge takes place in a dystopian future, a time in which corruption is rampant and poor people are definitely feeling abused. It’s obvious everyone had fun filming it.ġ0. Supporting actors Kang Han-na, Bae In-hyuk and Kim Do-wan offer lots of laughs. Why see it? There is appealing chemistry between the leads Jang Ki-yong and Lee Hyeri. While the supernatural story explores the tried-and-true k-drama trope of very different people-or in this case a human and a gumiho-being forced to live together, it does so with a light touch and a great cast. This sweet and fluffy drama might remind you of Beauty and The Beast or Twilight, Korean style.
It’s an entertaining mystery and also a tale of sisterhood and female empowerment.ĩ.
Why see it? The designer clothes worn by Lee and Kim So-hyung are enviably stylish and expensive. The curse of wealth and power threatens the romance between the family’s prince and a Cinderella maid. The chaebol family lives in a museum-size mansion, complete with piles of ruby red apples and poisoned relationships. When someone is murdered there are so many likely villains. She is as sunny as Snow White, but the other family members are alternately slothful, greedy, quarrelsome and downright evil. Lee Bo-young plays a popular actress, who married into a chaebol family. Mine is a dark fairy tale and also a highly stylized mystery. 'Youth of May,' starring Lee Do-hyun, is set during Korea's democratic uprising. Why see it: Youth of May puts a human face on the tragic consequences of the uprising, while telling a universal story. They are perfect for each other, but have little chance to be together before getting caught in the crossfire.
Kim Myeong-hee, played by Go Min-si, goes on a blind date as a substitute for her wealthy friend and meets Hwang Hee-tae, a medical student played by Lee Do-hyun. In 1980 student protests broke out in Korea and were tragically met by violence.
Youth of May This drama is set against the background of the Gwangju uprising. Why see it? There is something very moving about the respect with which Tang’s character helps resolve the stories of the departed.ħ. The ex-con played by Lee Je-hoon thinks he’s headed for easy street once he inherits everything from his older brother, but what he inherits is his autistic nephew, played deftly by Tang Joon-sang, and their business, which clears out the remains of the sometimes anonymous dead. Why see it? Jang Nara as a woman living with her mother’s ghost is very relatable-even if you don’t believe in ghosts.Ħ. She hires a con man who claims to see ghosts, played by Jung Yong-hwa. There are people who exorcise ghosts and there are people who tidy up real estate for a quick sale, but the real estate agency run by Jang Nara finds out why ghosts are making a property unsaleable, then evicts them, and makes a sale. Sell Your Haunted House wins a mention because of the clever premise.
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