10 Fantasy K-Dramas To Embrace Magic On K-Drama Day
10 Fantasy K-Dramas To Embrace Magic On K-Drama Day
C'était chouette.
Il y avait beaucoup d'éléments faits pour me plaire personnellement : une histoire de fils qui plonge dans la jeunesse de ses parents, un groupe de rock, et par dessus tout des adolescents des années 90.
Le personnage d'Ha Lee Chan m'a beaucoup enthousiasmée, je suis tombée sous le charme. Entre la chanson signée et son énergie sur scène, waow.
Les bémols : le personnage interprêté par Seol In Ah était agaçante, et je pense qu'on aurait pu mieux faire pour mettre en scène les dialogues en langue des signes.
8.5/10
Finished #twinklingwatermelon
I don't know why he chose to not speak at all after. Does that happen to all who become disabled not by birth?
After being disappointed in the otherwise fine #kdrama #TwinklingWatermelon regarding use of #SignLanguage and actually ensuring the sign language is fully on-screen, I decided to watch the 2004 #jdrama #OrangeDays.
It is a bit after-school-special-y, about 5 university students who become friends, one of whom was a violin prodigy who lost her hearing. But the sign language was fully on display for all of their conversations!
End of the Year Drama Challenge
Day 26: most disappointing drama of 2023
Twinkling Watermelon
Don't get me wrong: I enjoyed many parts of this series.
What was disappointing for me was, even though so much of the story is about the main character being a child of Deaf parents, and a big chunk of it includes learning and speaking in Korean sign language, they centered the HEARING characters more, and even framed too many scenes with the sign language slightly cut off or out of frame.
Yay for more visibility and representation of disabilities and sign language! But they could have done it better. My disappointment was higher because my expectations were higher.
#kdrama #TwinklingWatermelon #EYDC2023 #EndOfYearDramaChallenge
Episode 15: aka Jill ugly cries
I love how much of this series focuses on the experiences of Deaf people and learning Korean Sign Language. But it shows that the director is a hearing person because the sign language is too often just out of frame.
I think it was @IkkleGemzUniverse who mentioned finishing the #kdrama #TwinklingWatermelon and liking it. I just finished episode 10 and have some thoughts.