Yong Yee Chong

There is not much I could say (anymore) about this masterpiece. I would suggest you watch it and experience the emotions of these amazing characters, played by professional actors who really know how to heal the wound of those who need healing. Thanks to the beautiful script, the audience is able to enjoy this slowly across 8 weekends. I've not been so patient yet impatient to watch it every Saturday and Sunday when it aired in South Korea and streamed on iQIYI. I hope that more people can watch it on Netflix South Korea, and wish that the international audience can catch it on their respective Netflix platforms soon. Thanks again for the amazing dance.

It's a movie you don't want to miss in 2018. The sequence, composition, silence and ending are subtle but enough to keep you on edge.

After watching it I am gonna get the book and find out more about what I've missed in the show. Definitely enjoyable to watch. The dialogues are nicely scripted. One of the next series I have caught on Netflix this year.

Through investigative works this master piece is able to convey the power structures, injustice and hope in the amazing rendition of characters by the three top artists in Korea. For me I would say this is one of the best Korean dramas of all time. Period.

The movie was beautifully crafted in a very quiet and depressing tone. It expresses the feeling of loss, trust, and the connection of genuine human bonding in a world that lacks warmth but contained hidden kindness.

There is so much more than a movie for women. It's about how we find our peace and calling. Love the rendition by Greta and all the actresses.

You can’t expect the same thing from Peele. Expect the unexpected. Say no to review before watching. ;)