Director:
Jeong-hyo LeeMúsica:
Hye-Seung NamStreaming (1)
Episodios(16)
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Sinopsis(1)
Un escritor con mucho talento, que además es el editor en jefe más joven de la compañía, se ve enredado en la vida de una antigua redactora desesperada por un trabajo. (Netflix)
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A series that marginally addresses a very topical issue. Finding a decent job is no small problem for Korean women who have had a child or, heaven forbid, gotten divorced. And I just love it when a film or a TV show has an educational message. Plus, when the show is very adult, balanced, has a great plot and actors who downright enjoy their roles, I couldn't be happier. Jong-seok Lee's is clearly the best role, in my opinion. He and Na-young Lee were (surprisingly) absolutely perfect for each other, and for perhaps the first time ever, I found him incredibly endearing. I wouldn't have thought he could have such a nice rapport with an older actress. With Na-young, I'm glad I finally got to enjoy her in a series again after a long time. This great piece is also a beautiful profession of love for the books. For characters who work in publishing, one would expect them to be well-read, or at least somewhat intelligent and reasonable. And that's exactly what they are. And it's a beautiful thing to see. Stories from life, different characters, and of course romance. If you like books, don't give it another thought, put it on right now. 5 stars.
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Although the story starts out as a big cliché, it gets away from it pretty soon and we can only watch this very enjoyable adult story about the employees of a publishing house. Oddly enough, they were all believable characters, had very good chemistry with each other, and Lee Jong-suk gave everyone a nice smile before leaving for his mandatory service to his country. This is not a suspenseful drama, there are no complex plots or big sweet romance. All of these elements are present in the series to a nice degree, so that when you watch it, it's like you're really looking into someone's life – with all of their sorrows and joys. The series comes together, and although I don't really like noona romances, this one was really my speed. It’s an added bonus if you like books. It's an enjoyable slice-of-life show that I probably won't watch again, since the one time was enough for me, but I'm glad I did because it made for a pleasant eight weeks. (I was quite annoyed that the main character's child was only glimpsed there occasionally, and then only on the phone; otherwise she wasn't really there at all. Nobody cares about kids anymore... :-D). It even has Czech subtitles on Netflix, so go ahead and do it legally!
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