I just know Dong-man is going to release a major film and finally make it big. He deserves the success he’s…
Director Cha Young Hoon on We Are All Trying Here: “This is not a ‘cathartic’ story where an unsuccessful director suddenly becomes a blockbuster filmmaker. Instead, it offers a small comfort to viewers reminding them that today’s failures, frustrations, and shame are not theirs alone, and that we’re all living through the same struggles. It’s a story that says: don’t dwell too much on the hardships of the day; let’s try to endure and live with a smile.”
This is the first GYJ drama that doesn't do well rating wise (low jtbc rating) but this is actually her best drama…
I think because..
1. JTBC doesn’t promote its dramas as much as other cable channels do (basically, JTBC isn’t as good at promotion as others), which is why I think their recent dramas haven’t had high ratings.
2. This drama airs very late in South Korea (10:40 KST) and ends almost at midnight. That’s why knets watch it on Netflix instead, which made it reach No. 1 with only 2 episodes.
3. My Mister and My Liberation Notes, written by Park Hae Young, also didn’t have high ratings, maybe mainly because of the genre.
4. Most kdramas airing this April are romcoms, which is the genre most liked by the general audience.
This kind of drama isn’t mainstream. It's more niche and appeals to a specific audience. But it’s also the kind of drama that is more likely to win awards.
I think it’s pretty obvious that this is just pure jealousy. It’s a bit sad that you’re sitting there trying…
dude. this account has been body shaming actresses in this app. Please take a look at her comment history and you will see. She's been in every article and drama pages bashing actresses not only go youn jung. Why are you defending her? Weird. THAT "KARMA" ACCOUNT IS A TROLL. Her username before was "yehet".
I rewatched the 2 episodes again today. Just WOW. The dialogue, the cinematography, the characters, are just beyond amazing. I can't explain it. I love it so much. I think someone will die.
“This is not a ‘cathartic’ story where an unsuccessful director suddenly becomes a blockbuster filmmaker. Instead, it offers a small comfort to viewers reminding them that today’s failures, frustrations, and shame are not theirs alone, and that we’re all living through the same struggles. It’s a story that says: don’t dwell too much on the hardships of the day; let’s try to endure and live with a smile.”
“Parallel Night” by Seo Youngju of Nerd Connection.
1. JTBC doesn’t promote its dramas as much as other cable channels do (basically, JTBC isn’t as good at promotion as others), which is why I think their recent dramas haven’t had high ratings.
2. This drama airs very late in South Korea (10:40 KST) and ends almost at midnight. That’s why knets watch it on Netflix instead, which made it reach No. 1 with only 2 episodes.
3. My Mister and My Liberation Notes, written by Park Hae Young, also didn’t have high ratings, maybe mainly because of the genre.
4. Most kdramas airing this April are romcoms, which is the genre most liked by the general audience.
This kind of drama isn’t mainstream. It's more niche and appeals to a specific audience. But it’s also the kind of drama that is more likely to win awards.