Ceki

I haven't watched them all, so I couldn't write "all of them", I get what you mean though, I wrote the article on that topic.

Teaser: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvubTZJIY5Q

I must admit that I dislike the message this drama is sending. I can't even enjoy the drama because of it.

Yeah but it's a movie! :)

Korean

YEAH!!!

TEASER: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SiRnxXSGEw

Thanks! :)

http://www.allkpop.com/article/2016/06/actor-kim-sung-min-diagnosed-as-brain-dead

It seems to be an unofficial remake, but tnx! :)

I didn't know about that one, tnx! :)

didn't even know about it, tnx :D

LOOOL

You can't really know if that is or isn't the case with her unless you know her personally.

Yeah me too, I read somewhere that India is #1 because of its Bollywood film production.

This is only for films, that's why it's called the Academy Awards ;)

Unfortunately, Indian films are not part of MDL's database :/

Thanks!

It got under your skin because you are projecting your own experience on it. Not ALL women want to stay at home and quit their work, and if you want to follow the same logic - just because you wanted to be a professional homemaker, that does not mean that Maki did want that too ffs.

That's true. To be honest, I was surprised at S.Korea's rankings, I had no idea it was even lower than Japan's. In Japan women do have choice, but they are still pressured to choose either family or career. I mean, I still remember the scandal revolving around Namie Amuro when she decided to divorce and continue working after giving birth. The media almost crucified her.
And I'm not sure how they deal with working mothers there or what is the percentage of women who quit work after getting married in S.Korea. If there is any relevant info or statistics, do share them.