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If you need a dose of whodunit or what-on-earth-is-going-on type of entertainment, here are 10 South Korean mystery movies to watch: 1.Helpless (2012) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeMYsTS4JKU Imagine David Fincher’s Gone Girl (2014) but with an even darker approach. Based on the bestselling novel All She Was Worth by Japanese writer Miyabe Miyuki, this South Korean mystery/psychological
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KajoPicks: 10 motivational Korean movies to inspire your day
Sometimes, a little short escape from reality to watch a movie can inspire your day. These movies do not serve only as entertainment but they have plenty of lessons to teach the audience. SWatch these motivational Korean movies to inspire you in fueling your passion. If you are looking for motivational Korean
Miryang gang rape, the case which inspired Korean movie Han Gong-ju (2013)
#KajoPicks: 10 South Korean fantasy movies you need to watch
A good fantasy movie is always fun to watch. Well, primarily because these movies challenge your imagination. Here are 10 South Korean fantasy movies for you to watch: 1.Vanishing Time: A Boy who Returned (2016) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J22Zh2kozz8 Vanishing Time: A Boy who Returned (2016) is a Korean fantasy movie inspired by true events. Director
What to know about the real story behind Korean movie Silenced (2011)
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#KajoPicks: 5 movies inspired by the Gwangju Uprising you should watch
In 1980, South Korean president Chun Do-hwan’s military rule led to a confrontation in a city of Gwangju, the southern region of South Korea. The confrontation would later be known as the Gwangju Uprising, May 18 Gwangju Democratisation Movement or May 18 Democratic Uprising by UNESCO. From May 18 to
8 must-watch movies inspired by the Korean Independence Movement
KajoPicks: 5 South Korean political movies to watch
When it comes to political movies, the storylines can often be intense and thought-provoking. Additionally when it comes to its characters, there is usually an idealistic one who does not understand the dirty rules of politics. Unfortunately, there are not many Asian film industries daring enough to come out with
