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MOVIE REVIEW | Dream (2023)

In this film about broken dreams and second chances, a professional football player finds himself in a difficult position due to a mix of bad decisions and bad luck. He also has no real support system in his mother (who is on the run for scamming people) and his agency wants him to quit the sport to become a celebrity.

Is in this moment of his life that to rehabilitate his image he is forced to become the coach of a football team conformed by homeless men that will compete on a charity tournament.

Reluctantly, he learns the reasons why these men found themselves living in the streets. Addiction, bad decisions, abandonment, grief, among other motives. What they all have in common is that through this tournament they are looking to become a better version of themselves.

To record every moment of their journey, a documentary director (deep in student debt and stress) needs to find the right angle to have this film be a success for her and them.

It’s through teamwork and sharing their problems, that this team of odd men out find -perhaps for the first time in their lives- a real support system and even a family.

Dream is a solid comedy with really touching moments that brought some tears to my eyes. The film tries to shed some light on current social issues in South Korea through the housing problem these men are going through.

Park Seo Joon gives a good performance going from disheartened to finding a new dream and people to fight for. His chemistry with IU is hilarious to watch as they play entirely platonic teammates throwing jabs at each other, even long after they start to get along.

IU’s character as the documentary director who is forced to believe in herself into success is both fun and oh, so real.

The heart of the film, however, is Heo Joon Seok, whose character never lost hope and fought from beginning to end so the team could achieve their dream. The rest of the actors bring some emotions though the respective stories that makes the comedy more grounded.

Overall, I enjoyed this film.

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Dream | Official Trailer | Netflix

Dream 

A soccer player that falls out of grace becomes the coach of a group of homeless men training for the Homeless World Cup that will be held in England. Is the over used plot of the underdog, we know what to expect and it doesn’t disappoint.

I liked the film even when it touches in a very superficial way how people see the homeless. Each men has a story of love and struggle and I like to see that the tournament helped them finds out and kept them together as a support system.

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SUMMER STRIKE // KDRAMA DİZİ YORUMU

UYARI : Yazılar genel olarak spoiler içerebilir. İçermeyedebilir.

İmdb puanı : 7,9 Benim puanım: 8

Drama: Summer Strike / I Don't Want To Do Anything (literal title)

Hangul: 아무것도 하고 싶지 않아

Director: Lee Yoon-Jung, Hong Moon-Pyo

Writer: Joo Young-Hyun (webcomic), Hong Moon-Pyo, Lee Yoon-Jung

Date: 2022

Language: Korean

Country: South Korea

Cast: Seol Hyun, Im Si-Wan, Shin Eun-Soo, Bang Jae-Min

Seul’da iş hayatının içinde ezilerek yaşayan Lee Yeo-Reum(Seol Hyun) annesinin ölümünün üzerine sırtına çantasını takıp Angok isimli küçük bir kasabaya gelir. Amacı birikiminin el verdiği kadarı ile hiçbir şey yapmadan yaşamaktır. Dizi minimalist yaşamaya karar veren bu 28 yaşındaki kadının hikayesini anlatıyor.

Aynı isimli webtoondan uyarlanan bu mini dizinin karakterleri de oldukça minimalist tasarlanmış. Küçük sahil kasabalarında geçen dizilerin hepsini bir tık anımsatsa da kendine özgü tatlı bir havası vardı. Our Blues kadar başarılı, Hometown Cha Cha Cha kadar keyifli, Once Upon A Small Town kadar düz değildi. Bu sahil kasabası turistlik bir yer olmadığı için kasaba sakinlerinin çoğunluğu kendi içinde yaşıyordu. Ve popülasyonda uzun yıllardır orada yaşayan yaşlılardan oluşuyordu.

İlk bölümü izlerken “ne izliyorum ben” hissiyatını üzerimden atamadım. Mini dizi olmasına rağmen derdini anlatmaya başlaması 3.bölüme kadar sürüncemede kaldı. Hele ilk bölüm dizinin kalanından o kadar bağımsızdı ki… Genelde başına gelenleri başka birine anlatırken öğrendiğimiz başrolümüz, başına gelenleri 1.bölümde izleyiciye anlatıyorlardı sanki. İş yerinde hakkının yenmesi, evde yalnız olması, parasının olmaması, annesi ile olan olayları, abisinin ruhaniyeti… O kadar bunalarak izliyorsunuz, o kadar siniriniz bozuluyor ki, sabır limitiniz düşükse daha ilk bölümden vazgeçmeniz büyük olasılık. İş yerinde yaşadığı zorbalık da cabası. Her yaşadığına boyun eğen, tamam diyen, sesini yükseltmeyi bile düşünmeyen bir karakter düşünün. Düşünememiş olabilirsiniz. Bu durumu çarpa çarpa yansıtmışlar ekrana. Bir de düşene ben vurayım diye senaristler kızcağızın anasını öldürdüler. Yani 3.bölüm bir sahil kasabasına yerleşmesini izlemeye sonunda başladığımızda, “ne gerek vardı” diye düşündüm. Gelseydi kasabaya kalacak yer ararken flashbackler ile kısa kısa özetleseydi niye buralarda olduğunu, ne bizi bunaltsaydı ne mevzuyu uzatsaydı. Şahane olmaz mıydı?

Yeo-Reum’un kasabada tanıştığı her insanı önce inanılmaz itici buluyorsunuz. Konuşamayan bir kütüphaneci An Dae-Beom (Im Si-Wan) ile tanışıyoruz ilk önce. Si-Wan’ı daha önce Run On dizisinde izlemiştim. Aşırı tutuk bir oyuncu olduğunu düşünüyordum. Bu dizide de ilk gördüğümde aynı şekilde düşündüm. Ama ilerleyen bölümlerde sevdiğim oyunculardan biri oldu. Dizide de karakteri açıldıkça keyifle izledim. Aslında oyuncunun 35 yaşında olduğunu öğrendiğimde baya şaşırdım.  Seol Hyun ise gerçekten 28 yaşındaymış. İkili aynı yaşta karakterleri canlandırıyorlardı. Aralarındaki yaş farkı ise tam tersi görünüyordu. Hanım kızımız oğlanın ablası gibiydi.

Abla demişken, kütüphanenin diğer çalışanı Jo Ji-Young(Park Ye-Young)… elle tutulur hiçbir yanı yoktu. Kadın Dae-Beom’un ablası gibi davranıyor ama sonra aşık gibi tribe giriyor, annesi gibi baskıcı yaklaşıp, kız kardeşi gibi nazlanıyordu. Bütün karakterleri sonradan sevdim, bu kızı sevemedim. Evlerden ırak. Onun dışında ev sahibinin oğlu Bae Sung-Min (Kwak Min-Gyu) vardı. Yeo-Reum’un kasabadan gitmesini istediği için sürekli ona zorluk çıkartmaya çalışan bir karakterdi. Başlarda itici bulsanız da onu sevmemeniz çok zor. Yine lise öğrencisi olan Kim Bom (Shin Eun-Soo), son derece sinir bozucu ve ergenliğin bütün sınırlarını zorlayan bir kızdı. Bir süre sonra ise onu da kardeşiniz gibi görmeye başlıyorsunuz.

Oyuncularda tam olarak ön plana çıkan biri yoktu. Si-Wan tek başına parlasa da yeterli değildi. Bence başka oyuncularla çok daha ses getirebilir bir dizi olabilirdi. Yaş ortalamasının yüksek olmasını ayrıca beğendiğimi söylemeliyim. Belki benim yaşımdan kaynaklı olabilir ama dizilerdeki olayların belli bir yaşın altındaki karakterler üzerinde döndüğü hikayelerde çok fazla tutarsızlık olduğunu düşünüyorum.

Toparlayacak olursam, hikayedeki gizem yavaş yavaş çözülüyor izleyiciyi sıkmıyordu. Hayattan küçük bir sıra dışı kesit izliyorsunuz gibi düşünebilirsiniz. İzlememeniz için bir neden olduğunu düşünmüyorum. Ve son olarak liseli çocukların bile öpüştüğü dizide, başrollerin birbirine dokunmaması beni inanılmaz strese soktu. Heh şimdi, tamam bu sefer, hadi ama… şekilde kat sayım artarak izledim. Ve üzgünüm spoiler ama öpüşmediler. Oyuncuların yaş farkının çok olmasından mı neden bilmiyorum, sahne yazmamışlar. Yazık olmuş.

OST:

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2020 Wrap Up

Favorite dramas that aired in 2020:

School Nurse Files

Into the Ring

Cherry Magic

A Piece of your Mind

Hospital Playlist

2gether

Mystic Pop-Up Bar

Run on

Favorite dramas I watched for the first time this year that didn’t air in 2020:

The Story of Ming Lan

Live Up to Your Name

Favorite kdrama performances:

Hwang In Yeop as Han Seojun in True Beauty

Nam Joo Hyuk as Hong In Pyo in The School Nurse Files

Lee Seyoung as Han Sun-mi in Memorist

Kim Hee-ae as Ji Sunwoo in The World of the Married

Jo Han Chul as Jin Jae Gyu in Memorist

Im Si Wan as Seongyeom in Run On

Favorite kdrama characters:

Goo Se-ra, Into the Ring

Choi Song-hwa, Hospital Playlist

Yang Seok-hyung, Hospital Playlist

Song Gahee, Once Again

Ma Hyun-yi, Itaewon Class

Seo Dan-ah, Run On

Kim Minjung, A Piece of Your Mind

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GET READY FOR THE SCHOOL NURSE FILES WITH THESE HIGH SCHOOL K-DRAMAS SCENES YOU KNOW AND LOVE

The School Nurse Files might become your new favorite high school drama!

The highly buzzed about series The School Nurse Files is finally here! The School Nurse Files centers on high school nurse Ahn Eun-young (Jung Yu-mi) who works with Classical Chinese teacher Hong In-pyo (Nam Joo-hyuk) to protect students. High school dramas have a special appeal that attracts a variety of different people.

From coming-of-age stories to youthful romance, there’s something relatable for everyone. Signature scenes and locations add to the familiar charm. We love the memories from high school as we adults would like to escape to simpler times. Check out some quintessential high school k-drama scenes and locations here:

The Classroom

High school dramas involve students so, of course, they need to spend some time in the classroom. But did you notice that there is a specific part of the classroom K-drama students tend to sit in? They tend to sit near the back and often close by the window just like Oh Ji-soo (Kim Dong-hee) in Extracurricular and Hyun Tae-woon (Kim Jung-hyun) in School 2017.

New Student Introduction

In Korea, new students introduce themselves in front of the classroom on their first day. It’s especially nerve wracking for Jo Kang-ja (Kim Hee-seon) because she’s pretending to be a high school student in order to find the bully who tormented her daughter in Angry Mom. Having a new student definitely shakes things up and makes it interesting. Choi Joon-woo (Ong Seong-wu) is a lonely transfer student in Moment of Eighteen.

School Infirmary

Is it just me or do K-drama characters get hurt and sick more often than us? Whatever the case, there’s plenty of scenes at the school infirmary. The School Nurse Files centers on school nurse Ahn Eun-young (Jung Yu-mi), so there’s plenty of fun scenes where she works. Kim Jo-jo (Kim So-hyun) and Lee Hye-yeong (Jung Ga-ram) also have a secret infirmary encounter in Love Alarm S1.

Locker Scenes

You use lockers to store books and belongings, but they’re also a popular place to chat and gaze longingly at the object of your affection. Ha-ru (Rowoon) gives a swoon-worthy look here in Extraordinary You while Cho Sang-hoon (Kim Do-wan) shows angsty vibes in front of his locker in Moment of Eighteen.

Water Fountain

School water fountains are frequently found in high school dramas. You can drink water, wash your hands, clean stuff, and peek at cute students there. Hyun Tae-woon (Kim Jung-hyun) and Ra Eun-ho (Kim Se-jeong) have a sweet water fountain encounter in School 2017. Ha-ru (Rowoon) and Eun Dan-oh (Kim Hye-yoon) also look cute beside a water fountain in Extraordinary You.

School Rooftop

K-dramas certainly love their share of rooftop scenes. While rooftop access might become more restricted these days, there are plenty of locations where students try to have a space of their own. Student X is overlooking the view from the rooftop in School 2017. Park Sun-ho (Nam Da-reum) and Oh Joon-seok (Seo Dong-hyun) have a dangerous argument on the rooftop in Beautiful World.

Library

A part of being a student naturally requires spending some time studying. What better place to study than the library? The library is an important place where Eun Dan-oh (Kim Hye-yoon) discovers the truth about her identity in Extraordinary You. Choi Joon-woo (Ong Seong-wu) focuses on studying in the library as well in Moment of Eighteen.

Extracurricular Activities

Well-rounded students take on extracurricular activities outside of studying. You can’t help but swoon when you see good-looking characters excel at a variety of skills. Lee Do-hwa (Jung Gun-joo) looks super handsome while playing the violin in Extraordinary You. Han Yi-han (Nam Joo-hyuk) is a star swimmer in Who Are You: School 2015.

Physical Education

Physical Education, also known as P.E., is a mandatory part of school so it’s no surprise that it appears in high school dramas as well. To amp up the drama, special sports events are often used in scenes. We see this on the field of Moment of Eighteen. Baek Kyung (Lee Jae-wook) and Eun Dan-oh (Kim Hye-yoon) participate in a three-legged race in Extraordinary You. It’s a nice change from their everyday school uniforms.

Dressing Casual

Speaking of not wearing school uniforms, there are always scenes where we can see students dressed casually outside of school. Sometimes it leads to romantic scenes in an almond farm like in Inheritors or down-to-earth fun with friends in Reply 1988.

Dressing Up

Other times, we can see characters dressed up for fancier occasions. This usually results in someone being stunned by the beautiful transformation and they end up seeing the other person in a different way. In Extracurricular, Oh Ji-soo (Kim Dong-hee) is blown away by Bae Gyu-ri (Park Ju-hyun) who is dolled up. Oh Nam-joo (Kim Young-dae) puts on a spiffy bowtie in Extraordinary You.

Cafeteria

You have to eat to fuel your brain and body for the school day, so there are plenty of cafeteria and lunch scenes in high school dramas. It’s always fun viewing appetizing meals that sometimes look better than our own lunches. Choi Joon-woo (Ong Seong-wu) eats a typical high school lunch in Moment of Eighteen. On the other hand, Eun Dan-oh (Kim Hye-yoon) and Ha-ru (Rowoon) enjoy a fancier lunch at their school in Extraordinary You.

Convenience Store

Students typically don’t have a ton of cash, so they’ll opt for cheap and tasty eats at convenience stores when eating outside of school. Yoo Soo-bin (Kim Hyang-gi) sits inside a one in Moment of Eighteen. You can also see high school students working at convenience stores like Han Dong-soo (Seo Young-joo) in Beautiful World.

Bicycles

High school students in Korea usually aren’t old enough to drive cars, so they’ll ride bikes or motorcycles instead. Kim Jo-jo (Kim So-hyun) and Lee Hye-yeong (Jung Ga-ram) have a sweet bicycle ride in the snow in Love Alarm S1. Choi Joon-woo (Ong Seong-qu) uses his bike for transportation in Moment of Eighteen.

Buses and Bus Stops

Not all students own and ride bikes, so buses are another common form of transportation for high school students. Being in close proximity with your crush can easily lead to heart-fluttering moments. Kim So-hyun shares a gentle moment with Nam Joo-hyuk on a bus in Who Are You: School 2015. She also stands with Song Kang at a bus stop while it’s raining in Love Alarm S1.

Which of the quintessential high school K-drama scenes do you like most? You can watch all of the mentioned shows on Netflix.

List of mentioned shows: Angry Mom, Beautiful World, Extracurricular, Extraordinary You, Love Alarm S1, Moment of Eighteen, Reply 1988, School 2017, The School Nurse Files, Who Are You: School 2015

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Tigers Sweep Giants Again!

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The Kia Tigers have dominated the Lotte Giants this year. Kia entered tonight having won all five meetings in 2020. Tonight, the two teams finished a three-game series in Gwangju. The Tigers got their offense going in the first inning. Ho-Ryeong Kim blasted a Kyung-Eun Noh curveball out to left-center for a lead-off home run. This put the Tigers up 1-0 early, but they were not done yet. Two batters later, Preston Tucker hammered a Noh fastball out to right for a solo blast that saw the Tigers take a two-run lead. Kia got back to work in the fourth inning. Preston Tucker started it all with a lead-off infield single. Hyung-Woo Choi drew a walk and Ji-Wan Na delivered a run-scoring single to left. With one out, Yeong-Seok Jang hit an RBI single to right and Seung-Taek Han drove in a run on a groundout. The Tigers extended their lead to five after four innings of play. The Giants finally figured out Aaron Brooks in the sixth. Ah-Seop Son led-off with an infield single and Jun-Woo Jeon walked. With two outs, Il Heo hit a run-scoring single to right and Lotte was on the board. The Tigers got that run back in the bottom of the sixth. Hyung-Woo Choi crushed a Kyung-Eun Noh offering out to right for a solo homer. This put Kia back up by five runs. The Giants would rally again in the seventh. Yoon-Suk Oh led-off with a single to right and went to second base on a groundball. With two outs, Ah-Seop Son drove him home with a single to left and the Giants inched within four runs again. The Tigers would answer in the bottom of the seventh as Seung-Taek Han led-off with a double. With two outs, Gyu-Seong Kim hit a single to center, which scored Han and the Tigers regained their five-run advantage. Meanwhile, Aaron Brooks threw 6 2/3 solid innings for Kia and Joon-Pyo Park got out of the seventh and had a scoreless eighth. Things got a little interesting for the Tigers’ bullpen in the ninth though. Yoon-Suk Oh singled to start the frame then Joon-Tae Kim doubled off Sang-Sam Hong. Later in the inning, Ah-Seop Son hit an RBI groundout to inch the Giants within four runs. Sang-Hyun Jeon entered the game with two outs and retired Chi-Hang An to end the game. The Tigers swept the Giants and are (6-0) on the year against them.

-Final Thoughts- Aaron Brooks was very good for the Tigers. He went 6 2/3 innings and allowed two runs on seven hits with five strikeouts and two walks. He featured a low-90′s fastball with a dynamic slider, and a change-up. Joon-Pyo Park retired four of the five men he faced for the Tigers. Kyung-Eun Noh got roughed up a bit and lasted just five-plus innings. He gave up six runs on six hits with a walk and a strikeout. He featured a slew of pitches including a fastball, curveball, cutter, and even a knuckleball a few times. Preston Tucker led the way with two hits for the Tigers. Ah-Seop Son, Yoon-Suk Oh, and Joon-Tae Kim had two hits apiece for the Giants. Tomorrow’s game is the NC Dinos against the Hanwha Eagles. Mike Wright will face Shi-Hwan Jang in that one. 

-Chris Kreibich-

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MG Awards 2019

Película GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Us Director Bong Joon-ho | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Jordan Peele | Us Actriz Lupita Nyong’o | US Runner-Up: Olivia Colman | The Favourite + Emma Stone | The Favourite Actor Antonio Banderas | DOLOR Y GLORIA Runner-Up: Arash Marandi | Luciérnagas Actriz de Reparto Jo Yeo-jeong | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Jennifer Lopez | Hustlers Actor de Reparto Song Kang-ho | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Leonardo Sbaraglia | Dolor y Gloria Guión Original Bong Joon-ho, Jin Won-han | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Pedro Almodóvar | Dolor y Gloria Guión Adaptado Barry Jenkins | IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK Runner-Up: Lorene Scafaria | Hustlers Edición Yang Jin-mo | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Teresa Font | Dolor y Gloria Fotografía Hong Kyung-pyo | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Hoyte Van Hoytema | Ad Astra Diseño de Producción Cho Won-Woo, Lee Ha-jun | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Fiona Crombie, Alice Felton, Lynne Huitson | The Favourite Diseño de Vestuario Sandy Powell | THE FAVOURITE Runner-Up: Kym Barrett | Us Make-Up & Hairstyling Samantha Denyer, Nadia Stacey | THE FAVOURITE Runner-Up: Mark Coulier, Manolo García, Fernanda Perez | Suspiria Efectos Visuales / Especiales Roger Guyett, Neal Scanlan, Patrick Tubach, Dominic Tuohy | STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Runner-Up: Scott R. Fisher, Allen Maris, Guillaume Rocheron, Jedediah Smith | Ad Astra Edición de Sonido Matthew Wood, David Acord | STAR WARS: THE RISE OF SKYWALKER Runner-Up: Coya Elliott, Ren Klyce | Toy Story 4 Mezcla de Sonido Tom Johnson, Daniel Laurie, Shannon Mills, Juan Peralta, John Pritchett | AVENGERS: ENDGAME Runner-Up: Aaron Glascock, Tom Ozanich | Creed II Score Max Richter | AD ASTRA Runner-Up: Jung Jae-il | Gisaengchung Soundtrack CREED II Runner-Up: Frozen II Canción “Suspirium” By Thom Yorke, Performed by Thom Yorke | SUSPIRIA Runner-Up: “Revelation” By Jónsi, Leland, Troye Sivan, Performed by Troye Sivan & Jónsi | Boy Erased Poster Vasilis Marmatakis | THE FAVOURITE Runner-Up: LA | Us Trailer Fox Searchlight | THE FAVOURITE Runner-Up: Annapurna Pictures | If Beale Street Could Talk Diseño de Créditos Vasilis Marmatakis | THE FAVOURITE Runner-Up: Teddy Blanks | Can You Ever Forgive Me? Película Animada J'AI PERDU MON CORPS Runner-Up: Abominable Off-Screen Performance Tom Hanks | TOY STORY 4 Runner-Up: Josh Gad | Frozen II Non-Anglo Performance Antonio Banderas | DOLOR Y GLORIA Runner-Up: Arash Marandi | Luciérnagas Performance Mexicano Gabriela Cartol | LA CAMARISTA Runner-Up: Edwarda Gurrola | Luciérnagas Featured Actor Elena Fokina | SUSPIRIA Runner-Up: Dave Franco | If Beale Street Could Talk Stunts JOHN WICK: CHAPTER 3 – PARABELLUM Runner-Up: Hobbs & Shaw Breakthrough Actriz KiKi Layne | IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK Runner-Up: Shahadi Wright Joseph | Us Breakthrough Actor Stephan James | IF BEALE STREET COULD TALK Runner-Up: César Vicente | Dolor y Gloria Rising Filmmaker José María Yázpik | POLVO Runner-Up: Lila Avilés | La Camarista Ensamble Song Kang-ho, Lee Sun-kyun, Jo Yeo-jeong, Choi Woo-sik, Park So-dam, Jang Hye-jin, Lee Jeong-eun, Jung Ji-so, Jung Hyun-jun, y Park Myeong-hoon | GISAENGCHUNG Runner-Up: Lupita Nyong’o, Winston Duke, Shahadi Wright Joseph, Evan Alex, Madison Curry, Anna Diop, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, Tim Heidecker, y Elisabeth Moss | Us Escena Avengers! Assemble | AVENGERS: ENDGAME Runner-Up: Zappaguri | Gisaengchung Blockbuster AVENGERS: ENDGAME Runner-Up: Us Non-Theatrical Release THE WEDDING GUEST Runner-Up: Little Woods Documental HOMECOMING Runner-Up: Won’t You Be My Neighbor? Película Mexicana LUCIÉRNAGAS Runner-Up: La Camarista Película Iberoamericana DOLOR Y GLORIA Runner-Up: Bacurau Circuito Independiente LUCIÉRNAGAS Runner-Up: Di Qiu Zui Hou De Ye Wan

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Hogwarts

Gryffindor

Ban Amane [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Byun HeeChul [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Chang Darae [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Chen TaeJung [Sangre pura, ambos padres eran magos]

Cheon HyunMin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Eom ByungHee [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Hye JinHo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Go SiWon [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Guk JaeSoo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Kim MinSeok [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Lee EunHee [Mestiza, padre mago y madre muggle]

Park SeungJi [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Pyeong HaYan [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Roh Diantha [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Seo HoSung [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Seomun Haein [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Wan BeomSoo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Yong SeokHye [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Yuk SunHwa [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Yun KangDae [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Slytherin

Ahn DaeHei [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Bang ChaeRin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Choi HyunAh [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Delacroix Cordelia [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Do Jaden [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Eun JaeGyu [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Gong DaeYoung [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Han WooJin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Hong NaYeon [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Hye JinWoo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Jang Hyungsik [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Jegal HanBin [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Jeon DongHae [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Kahn YoungSik [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Kang YeongSu [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Kim EunHyuk [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Maeng ChulSoon [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Maew [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Mangjeol Yisoo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Ong NamSeok [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Won DongYeol [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Yi HyeJin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Ravenclaw

Bok Sandara [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Byun Iseul [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Dai Sooji [Mestiza, padre mago y madre muggle]

Gal NamIl [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Gan SeYoon [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Gwon HanJae [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Hak SeoJoon [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Hwa KyuHee [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Jeom SangOok [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Lee MoonByul [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Mangjeol Heiran [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Min SoHyun [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Oh Yubin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Ryeo JaeHwan [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Saito Daiki [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Seol Mirae [Mestiza, padre mago y madre muggle]

Song JeongHo [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Sun SukWon [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Tak SeungChul [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Yoon Narae [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Hufflepuff

Bin Yohan [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Gang Bitna [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Hyeon Doyun [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Im KyungSoo [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Kang SeulGi [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Luna [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Myeong Bora [Mestiza, padre mago y madre muggle]

Nam MinHo [Sangre pura, ambos padres eran magos]

Pyo KyungTae [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Ryu HaNeul [Mestiza, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Seon Minji [Mestiza, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Thong JoonSuk [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Xiè Yuan [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

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Hogwarts

Gryffindor

Byun HeeChul [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Chen TaeJung [Sangre pura, ambos padres eran magos]

Cheon HyunMin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Go SiWon [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Guk JaeSoo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Lee EunHee [Mestiza, padre mago y madre muggle]

Park SeungJi [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Roh Diantha [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Wan BeomSoo [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Yong SeokHye [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Yun KangDae [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Slytherin

Ahn DaeHei [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Bang ChaeRin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Choi HyunAh [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Eun JaeGyu [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Gong DaeYoung [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Han WooJin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Hong NaYeon [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Jegal HanBin [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Jeon DongHae [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Kang YeongSu [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Kim EunHyuk [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Maeng ChulSoon [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Maew [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Ong NamSeok [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Won DongYeol [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Yi HyeJin [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Ravenclaw

Byun Iseul [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Gal NamIl [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Hak SeoJoon [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Hwa KyuHee [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Jeom SangOok [Mestizo, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Lee MoonByul [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Min SoHyun [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Ryeo JaeHwan [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Song JeongHo [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Sun SukWon [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Hufflepuff

Bin Yohan [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Hyeon Doyun [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Kang SeulGi [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

Nam MinHo [Sangre pura, ambos padres eran magos]

Pyo KyungTae [Mestizo, padre mago y madre muggle]

Ryu HaNeul [Mestiza, padre muggle y madre bruja]

Thong JoonSuk [Sangre pura, ambos padres son magos]

Xiè Yuan [Sangre sucia, ambos padres son muggles]

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دانلود سریال کره ای هتل دل لونا Hotel Del Luna بازیرنویس فارسی

��� دانلود سریال کره ای هتل دل لونا Hotel Del Luna ♦ ♦ پخش آنلاین , دانلود موسیقی متن و زیرنویس فارسی تا قسمت آخر ♦

♦ دانلود سریال کره ای Hotel Del Luna ♦

♦ مشخصات سریال کره ای هتل دل لونا ♦ عنوان: هتل دل لونا / Hotel Del Luna عنوان کره ای:호텔 델루나 ژانر: درام، فانتزی کارگردان:Oh Choong Hwan نویسنده:Hong Jung Eun شبکه: tvN تعداد قسمت ها: 16 تاریخ شروع پخش:16 جولای 2019 جایگزین:سریال گره ای Arthdal Chronicles کیفیت: ۴۸۰-۵۴۰-۷۲۰ ♦ خلاصه داستان ♦ هتل دل لونا یک هتل قدیمی و خاص هست که در شهر سئول واقع شده است. جانگ مان وول (آیو) هزار ساله که مدیر این هتل دل لونا بوده و به خاطر گناهی که انجام داده در این هتل محبوس شده و تنها راه فرارش پیدا کردن کسی هست که گناه بدتری نسبت به خودش انجام داده باشه، این در حالیه که اون حتا یادش نیست چه خطایی کرده و در عین حال مجبوره از هتل هم نگهداری کنه، مشتریان هتل دل لونا هم فقط ارواح هستند… ♦ بازیگران سریال کره ای Hotel Del Luna ♦ IU Yeo Jin-Goo Jang Man-Wol Koo Chan-Sung

Cho Hyun-Chul Park Yoo-Na Shin Jung-Keun Bae Hae-Sun P.O Sanchez Lee Mi-Ra Kim Sun-Bi Choi Seo-Hee Ji Hyun-Joong

Kang Mi-Na Jeong Dong-Hwan Seo Yi-Sook Kang Hong-Suk Lee Do-Hyun Kim Yoo-Na No Joon-Seok God Mago Death Angel Ko Choeng-Myung

Lee Tae-Sun Kim Kang-Hoon Kwon Ye-Eun Yeon-Woo Koo Chan-Sung (child) Lee Mi-Ra (child)

Nam Kyung-Eup Kang Suk-Won Lee Joon-Gi Lee Si-Un Jo Hyun-Sik Chairman Wang (ep.2,10) taxi driver (ep.2) exorcist (ep.3) astronaut (ep.3) #404 human guest (ep.3)

Min Kyung-Jin Hong Kyung Yang Hee-Won Kim Mi-Eun Lee Yi-Kyung grandfather with puppy (ep.4) baker (ep.4) truck accident son ghost (ep.4) Lee Soo-Min (ep.5) Bang Tae-Woo (ep. 6)

Pyo Ye-Jin Kim Joon-Hyun Oh Tae-Kyung Lee Min-Ryeong Seo Yi-Soo actress with Bang Tae-Woo (ep.6) himself (ep. 6) Jung Eun-Seok (ep. 7) #13 Ghost Ga-Young (ep. 7) Ji Hyun-Mi (ep.7)

Park Jin-Joo Lee Hyun-Kyun Nam Da-Reum David Lee Ahn Soo-Bin Kyung-Hwa (ep.8) Dr. Han (ep.8) Daedong Spirit (ep.9) Seol Ji-Won (ep.9 -) Ghost Lee Do-Yeon (ep.9-14)

Sulli Choi Yoo-Song Hwang Young-Hee Seo Eun-Su Lee Ji-Wan Jang Ji-Eun (ep.10) Koo Chan-Sung's mother (ep.10) Hwang Moon-Sook (ep.11) Veronica (ep.11) Kim Yoo-Na (ep.11)

Gu Da-Song Lee Seung-Joon So Hee-Jung Kim Seung-Han Seo Hee Kim Yoo-Na's friend (ep.11) Kang Man-Young (ep.12) Kang Man-Young's wife (ep.12) Kang Hyun-Jin (ep.12) doctor (ep.14)

Kim Soo-Hyun CEO of Hotel Blue Moon (ep.16) سایربازیگران: Lee Su-A - Yoon-Seo Kim Gyu-Ri - Jang Man-Wol (young) Park Ga-Ram - Jung Soo-Jung (ep.3) Heo Soo-Bin - refugee woman (flashback) (ep.3) Jang Ju-Yeon - wife upset about husband's cellphone use (ep.7) ♦ لیست موسیقی متن های سریال Hotel Del Luna ♦ ♦ ریتیگ سریال Hotel Del Luna ♦   Read the full article

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Upcoming kdrama July 2017

03/07: Bride of Water God starring Nam Joo Hyuk, Shin Se Kyung, Krystal Jung, im Joo Hwan.

17/07: School 2017 starring Gugudan’s Kim Se Jung, Kim Jung Hyun (Jealousy incarnate), Sul In Ah (Strong woman DBS).

           The King Loves with Im Shi Wan, Im Yoon Ah, Hong Jung Hyun.

19/07: Reunited Worlds with Yeo Jin Goo, Lee Yeon Hee, Ahn Jae Hyun.

24/07: Falsify starring Nam Goong Min, Jun Hye Bin, Yoo Joon Sang.

26/07: Criminal minds starring Lee Joon Ki, Moon Chae Won.

28/07: Strongest deliveryman with Go Kyung Pyo, Chae Soo Bin.

How can I keep up with so many shows? TT

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Dana’s Korean Drama Favorites

Special thanks to the Bogum to my Taehyung, Jazzie Rivera, for ruining my life via KDramas

CHICAGO TYPEWRITER ( 시카고 타자기) From April to June 2017

Network: tvN

Number of episodes: 16

Cast: Yoo Ah In, Lim Soo Jung, Go Kyung Pyo, Kwak Si Yang, Joo Woo Jin, Yang Jin Sung

Kilig* Factor: Satisfactory. It’s there but not too in-your-face. Seju is just a total tsundere but it’s perfect because (spoiler?) it’s every fangirl’s dream to meet their idol and be able to peel back all their layers and see them for who they truly are. There’s just enough strain between them that makes you root for them but there’s also some solid, cute couple moments that I may or may not have re-watched because huhu when will I ever???

Drama Factor: SO. MUCH. ANGST. I LOVE IT. Since the plot revolves around a tragedy they can’t figure out, when more of the plot is revealed, there is so much upheaval of emotions on their part, which also affects the audience. Not too mention the main cast’s acting is no joke. Absolutely captivating. Every episode feels heavy loaded, especially the last parts. This drama made me tear up again and again because one, there’s just something about past lives that really get to me and two, the lines (thank Jin Soo Wan) and their delivery just hit home so hard. 

Love Triangle Factor: This triumvirate’s affection for each other is the only Kdrama love triangle I will recognize. Their friendship is so special and it LITERALLY transcended lifetimes. The main cast’s chemistry is endearing like they’re all going through so much but they still have each other’s backs. And you know what, I love how Seol didn’t have to pick. I mean, she sort of did, but she didn’t really. Those two boys were both hers and they knew it. Sigh, now I want to be their friend. 

Notes: it really isn’t a surprise that Chicago Typewriter is my favorite drama because the characters are writers/avid readers; there is a touch of supernatural in the plot which is always good in my books; there is amazing acting. I honestly couldn’t get over how well they did it (especially Ko Gyung Pyo who is now one of my favorites); there is a balance between sad and light scenes, all while letting the story progress; and there are really cute moments without it feeling like fan service. I just love this show. I finished it at 4 AM after no sleep and I was physically and emotionally exhausted but at the end, it made me want to sit down and write and work because that’s the kind of storytelling that I want the world to be filled; stories that make people want to claim their roles as heroes in their stories. And heroes they are, this unforgettable trio. The only thing unrealistic about this is that Seju lives in a mansion. Like, I get that he’s a writer and he’s famous, but a mansion? Really? That’s doubtful.

Rating: 10/10 (will watch again!!!)

*(The Filipino word “kilig” is untranslatable but the best description is “the feeling one gets when they experience something romantic” or “that heart fluttering feeling”; whichever suits your fancy.)

W: TWO WORLDS ( 더블유) From July to September 2016

Network: MBC

Number of episodes: 16

Cast: Lee Jong Suk, Han Hyo Joo, Jong Eu Gene, Lee Tae Hwan, Park Won Sang, Cha Kwang Soo, Kim Eui Sung

Kilig Factor: Hyo Joo and Jong Suk have impeccable chemistry and Song Jae Jung (bless her heart) doesn’t let that go to waste. There were times when I would pause the episode just to let what I saw sink in. I thought, “HOW CAN TWO PEOPLE LOOK THIS CUTE???” Some scenes were so kilig, I almost cried. Sure, it was defo fan service for all us thirsty, lonely hoes, however, it is duly appreciated. Many times I would finish an episode and just want a boyfriend because dammit, Lee Jong Suk. Some moments are a little cringe-y when you think long and hard about whether really people do that, but I’m not complaining. I’m perfectly fine with it. 

Drama Factor: Like all good dramas should, the endings that W episodes go through crush my heart. Ultimately, it was just begging for a happy ending. I didn’t think that a sci-fi/rom-com plot was capable of making me upset but I guess that’s the charm of W; that even with loss, confusion, mystery, yearning, and all those painful adjectives, you still sit tight and grip the seat to watch it all unfold. For me, W has one of the best endings ever, a satisfying close, like a sigh of relief. To be honest, when I think about W nowadays, there’s this phantom ache in my chest just because there were scenes when I just thought, “The writer did THAT.” So word of warning, watch with detachment and if not, just be careful.

Creativity Factor: In the span of 16 episodes, W managed to scissor multiple plots and be stitched together and still not confuse the hell out of me. I think that is a plus for creativity. More often than I expected, W’s story line felt different each time a problem began. It’s an absolute roller coaster with a bunch of tropes that sometimes it felt like watching a whole other show. I personally enjoy that. It felt like an adventure, although exhausting at that. But sometimes, it does do something ridiculous that reminds you, this isn’t real anyways but I forgive that for entertainment’s sake. 

Notes: Not entirely a stunning show, but a unique and imaginative one. No other drama has quite left the same impression W did with me. This was the drama I recommended the most to people. It was about creation and art as well so that appealed to me. I love the bits where Song Moo would be sketching and whatever he did started translating to reality. That must’ve been hard to shoot so I commend the director as well. W also felt quick to watch as the plot moved without dawdling too much. It was quite unrealistic and intense but still, incomparable. As for the romance, Yeon Joo and Chul = OTP. 

Rating: 9/10 (when will my life become a drama???)

GOBLIN: THE LONELY AND GREAT GOD ( 쓸쓸하고 찬란하神-도깨비) From December 2016 - January 2017

Network: tvN

Number of episodes: 16

Cast: Gong Yoo, Kim Go Eun, Lee Dong Wook, Yoo In Na, Yook Sung Jae

Kilig Factor: At first, I seriously didn’t like them because of the age difference and it was little weird that Eun Tak called him “ahjussi.” Later on, I got used to it and as their love story progressed, the more I got tangled with it. I absolutely can’t forget the part when it would rain and Eun Tak would cry hysterically and she had no clue why. That was such a powerful and poignant scene for me. Gong Yoo and Kim Go Eun are incredible actors. They could convey such deep emotions from their characters and still retain parts of that when they become quirky. With the Sunny/Grim Reaper pairing, it felt a little dragging and draining by the end, to be honest. However, there’s this certain yearning I can’t remove that I want them to end up together. I think their relationship boosted Goblin/Eun Tak’s by showing a contrast. The kind of drama with romantic scenes that made me squeal out loud. 

Drama Factor: I think there were only a few episodes I didn’t shed a tear over. The writing has this fragrant poetry structure to it that just appeals so much to a hopeless romantic like me. I know people don’t talk that way in real life but there’s just a beauty with a good string of words that can support an otherwise mediocre scene. Also, a very, very good cast. There was a lot of crying but it didn’t feel overwhelming (for me) because of how it was delivered. I think Goblin is a show I would watch if I ever doubted the supreme lightness love can bring after a dreadful storm. 

OST Factor: Unforgettable. There’s a reason that Goblin’s is one of the most famous. The roster of performers in that OST is unbelievable. It’s so well chosen, especially once it’s edited as the background for a certain scene. There’s also so much to choose from that the songs post-Goblin binge watching don’t feel sickening; more nostalgic than anything. The OST by itself captures the sweet sadness of Goblin’s story and that’s a pretty good feat for a musical score to achieve. 

Notes: Goblin was the very first Korean drama that I’ve watched properly and voluntarily. I was just really curious at first but then the cinematography, the music, the acting of this show absolutely blew me away. I think I cried majority of the time because I couldn’t believe I was watching such a well written show with representation of people who looked like me! (Asians!!!) I think that like the show’s theme of first love for the 900 year old Goblin, this was the perfect drama to show me how great K-dramas have become, and maybe I’m being eye roll worthy but it felt a little like finding a first love. I have nothing but fondness over Goblin and its clever story full of fate and twists and childlike innocence amidst the dark past they all share. And loneliness is something that is so palpable to me and seeing it suited up like this, made my heart clench and have hope. It’s wonderful like that. 

Rating: 15/10. Just watch it. It’s worth your time. 

REPLY 1988 ( 응답하라 1988) From November 2015 - January 2016

Network: tvN

Number of episodes: 20

Cast: Hyeri, Ryoo Joon Yeol, Go Kyung Pyo, Park Bo Gum, Lee Dong Hwi, Sung Dong Il, Lee Il Hwa, Ryoo Hye Young, Choi Sung Won, Kim Sung Kyun, Ra Mi Ran, Ahn Jae Hong, Kim Sun Young, Yoo Jae Myung, Choi Moo Sung, Kim Sul, Lee Min Ji, Lee Se Young

Kilig Factor: Of course I know most people don’t fall in love with their neighbors that often but this one is an exception. Romantic love wasn’t the main theme for this show however it still came through. And yes, I may be super biased when it comes to Park Bo Gum and Go Kyung Pyo and yes, them just smiling can get me riled up already BUT the love triangle presented towards the end is pretty decent and the falling-back-in-love trope with two characters is realistic and enjoyable enough. I’ve never seen a character demonstrate that kind of attitude (fiercely and stubbornly choosing their career over a relationship) before so it was quite interesting for me. There were little moments where they would reveal that this character actually liked this character, or did this for this character that would just have me punching a pillow, kicking, and screaming because dammit, that’s cute. I think it could have been better though, but as Reply 1988 isn’t solely focused on that, it’s good enough. 

Drama Factor: Okay, compared to Reply 1988, my crying in Goblin was a dripping faucet. This show had me bursting like a waterfall. It was in all those moments that felt real, so, so real, I couldn’t help but weep. It was superb how Lee Woo Jeong wrote this show with tenderhearted conversations and the absolute unfairness of life that everybody can relate to and have such an awesome cast enact it in the messy times of the 80′s and translate into something a girl like me could deeply feel. Towards the end, I cried at every episode (there was always just something that hit me so much!) and it was the kind that would start as a sob and just progress then on. Inside Reply 1988 were lessons and experiences that everybody has felt or will feel or is trying to forget that universally is the same but in a different packaging. This show, to me, is the epitome of a Korean drama, unashamed and so emotional.

Food Factor: To be honest, there were far too many times Reply 1988 made me hungry. From clams to ramyun to kimchi pancakes to fish-shaped bread, they ate everything. I do appreciate it though because it exposed what Korean culture is like and how families have a good meal with each other as an act of love. I find the putting-meat/egg/vegetable/whatever-into-someone’s-bowl gesture as a unique and  simple way of saying you favor someone. I also saw how important food is with the plot because as they go through changes, their food changed! When they were poor, they complained about side dishes. When they got older, the food they ate became different. When something good happens, there’s a whole feast. When watching this show, beware of the scrumptious dishes. I’m still looking for tteokbokki these days. 

Notes: First of all, the set design team is amazing. I didn’t feel the whole Ssamundong late 80′s vibe at first but then it felt a little like home after so many hours of looking at it. There’s a lot of things I want to complain about this show, especially how it didn’t resolve properly. There were so many things left hanging! So many relationships unexplored! So many people’s endings swept aside! I didn’t feel like it got the ending it deserved. However, this was such a heartwarming drama. I haven’t seen such a raw presentation of this kind of suburban city life anywhere and it was familiar to me. I also loved how in an episode, things will happen and at the end, there was actually one unifying theme for all of that. I can say nothing more about Reply 1988 other than it did feel like I was growing up with these kids and I was part of their rag-tag bundle of troublemakers. That’s the most important part, I think, to have your audience feel like they were a part of it all. It means art has done its job well.

Rating: 7/10. A little disappointing but still great. 

(this took me forever to make but it was fun. i might make a part two. maybe...)

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The Cravings - Is The Cravings on Netflix?

The Cravings – Is The Cravings on Netflix?

[ad_1] Watch on Netflix » Back to List » 2 Seasons | TV Shows Thirtysomething career woman Jae-yeong attempts to juggle her job and personal relationships, all the while never failing to eat well. Director: – Cast: Park Hee-bon, Phillip Choi, Hong Wan-pyo, Choi Bae-yeong, Hyuk-kwon Park, Yang Hyeon-min Available Since: 20 Apr 2017 Similar Titles: Maturity Ratings: TV-14 Parents strongly…

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Cancers, Vol. 11, Pages 278: Clinical Outcomes of Conversion Surgery after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy in Patients with Borderline Resectable and Locally Advanced Unresectable Pancreatic Cancer: A Single-Center, Retrospective Analysis

Cancers, Vol. 11, Pages 278: Clinical Outcomes of Conversion Surgery after Neoadjuvant Chemotherapy in Patients with Borderline Resectable and Locally Advanced Unresectable Pancreatic Cancer: A Single-Center, Retrospective Analysis

Cancers doi: 10.3390/cancers11030278

Authors: Changhoon Yoo Sang Hyun Shin Kyu-pyo Kim Jae Ho Jeong Heung-Moon Chang Jun Ho Kang Sang Soo Lee Do Hyun Park Tae Jun Song Dong Wan Seo Sung Koo Lee Myung-Hwan Kim Jin-hong Park Dae Wook Hwang Ki Byung Song Jae Hoon Lee Baek-Yeol Ryoo Song Cheol Kim

The clinical benefit and potential risks of conversion surgery after neoadjuvant chemotherapy (NACT) have not been fully investigated in patients with borderline resectable pancreatic cancer (BRPC) and locally advanced unresectable pancreatic cancer (LAPC). Therefore, this has been evaluated in a retrospective, prospective cohort-based analysis. Between October 2005 and April 2017, 135 patients (65 with BRPC and 70 with LAPC) received conversion surgery after NACT. Exploratory analysis to assess clinical outcomes in comparison with patients who underwent upfront surgery in the same time period (n = 359) was also conducted. NACT with gemcitabine-based regimens (including gemcitabine monotherapy, gemcitabine-capecitabine combination, and gemcitabine-erlotinib combination) was used in 69 patients (51%) and FOLFIRINOX in 66 patients (49%). The median overall survival (OS) and disease-free survival (DFS) from the time of surgery was 25.4 months (95% CI, 18.6–32.2 months) and 9.0 months (95% CI, 6.8–11.2 months), respectively. The median OS and progression-free survival from the initiation of NACT was 29.7 months (95% CI, 22.5–36.8 months) and 13.4 months (95% CI, 12.5–14.4 months), respectively. In the exploratory analysis, conversion surgery after NACT was associated with a better median OS and DFS than upfront surgery (vs. 17.1 months; 95% CI, 15.5–18.7 months; p = 0.001 and vs. 7.1 months; 95% CI, 6.4–7.8 months; p = 0.005, respectively). There was no difference in length of hospital stay between the two groups, and conversion surgery after NACT showed a significantly lower incidence of postoperative complications than upfront surgery (38% vs. 27%, p = 0.03). Conversion surgery after NACT is a feasible and effective therapeutic strategy for the treatment of patients with BRPC and LAPC. Further clinical trials investigating optimal therapeutic strategies for BRPC and LAPC are warranted.

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