If you liked the beautiful cinematography of The Village and the conflict of ancient tradition with modernity, Ainu Mosir offers a more gentle approach with excellent execution.
If the colonial critique of Mr.Sunshine took your interest, Arthdal Chronicles also offers an critical analysis of colonisation but in a more abstract way.
Arthdal Chronicles is set in a fantasy world loosely based on early age humanity. It follows characters – colonisers and colonised – as the kingdom of Arthdal embarks on colonial expansion. There's some romance in there but, unlike Mr. Sunshine, it leans strongly into the strategic elements of a political drama.
Arthdal Chronicles is set in a fantasy world loosely based on early age humanity. It follows characters – colonisers and colonised – as the kingdom of Arthdal embarks on colonial expansion. There's some romance in there but, unlike Mr. Sunshine, it leans strongly into the strategic elements of a political drama.
Shards of Her and Light the Night are Taiwanese drama featuring realistic depictions of women who navigate sexist cultures while just trying to live their lives. These dramas show complex and rich relationships women form with one another. There is never a clear cut line between good / bad.
