Starring actresses Bing Hye Jin and Park Hyun Woo, the South Korean GL Girlfriend Project Day 1 is a short four-episode series that exceeded my expectations
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Starring actresses Bing Hye Jin and Park Hyun Woo, the South Korean GL Girlfriend Project Day 1 is a short four-episode series that exceeded my expectations
Continue reading “Girlfriend Project Day 1” Series Review (Ep.1 to 4)
There’s a fine line between weakness and strength. In a society ruled by power, it isn’t always how well someone throws a punch that matters. It’s how well those punches can be covered up.
While non-BL media aren’t exactly representative of the queer culture, quite a few shows in the recent years have daringly showcased the life struggles of the LGBTQ community. The portrayal might be subtle, but it is nevertheless there and strongly hints at the beginnings of a revolutionary phase that might herald a change in the coming years. In today’s feature, our authors will be sharing information about such exemplary characters/couples!
Taiwan’s new HIStory series, Love in the Future, is here, the fifth installment a fantastical journey in time with two promising couples.
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Nothing says, “Let’s give you fun gay energy,” like a club named the Rainbow Rice Cake Club.
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What do an x-rated webtoon artist and his new assistant have in common?
Lots and lots of sexual frustration.
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There’s something captivating about watching rivals inside the same industry with contrasting personalities suddenly being thrown together. It’s an electrifying dynamic that’s fun to watch either fall apart or somehow work.
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Set against the backdrop of a bistro and a dentist’s office, the Taiwanese BL My Tooth Your Love unveils a captivating story that takes dental phobia, post-traumatic stress, and trauma and turns it into love.
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While cinematography and appropriate casting form the backbone to a drama’s success, another important factor that weighs in- is the location/setting. An entire team is involved in checking out the locales suitable to the script to building magnanimous sets that match the show’s era. In today’s feature, our authors will be taking about their favorite cinematic “Location/Setting”.
Very rarely am I left speechless after a series has ended. No matter how chaotic my thoughts are or how emotional I am, there’s an ease to putting my thoughts and emotions on paper. Typing and writing them out organizes them.
Continue reading “Happy Ending Romance” Series Review (Ep.3 to 8)