Today’s Netflix Scent of a Woman (1992) I recommend this film only to those drawn to uncomfortable charisma. If you’ve ever been shaken by someone else’s certainty. Where was the line between charm and violence?

Today's Netflix Love Me (2025) I recommend this series only to those who are often late to love. If you’ve ever looked back on a moment you missed, watch this series for tonight.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Three Sisters (2020) Is blood really a comfort? Where did we start to break? I recommend this film to those who find themselves shrinking in front of family.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix A Tour Guide (2023) This film is for those who’ve had to prove themselves in someone else’s territory. If there was a moment when adaptation came before anything. Who was I in that place?

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Helpless (2012) No past remains; only anxiety rolls forward in its place.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Someone You Loved (2023) A film depicting the pathetic yet radiant end of a long-familiar couple. This film is for long-term couples who need 'the decision to leave,' or anyone navigating the aftermath of a breakup.

Today's Korean Series Worth Your Time on #Netflix Worlds Within (2008) The work, love, and passionate growth of those behind the camera. Perhaps the phrase 'Life is not a drama' is actually a reminder that every real moment is far more precious.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Escape (2024) This film is for those standing at a crossroads in need of courage, or for fans of a pulse-pounding psychological chase. A film about a desperate struggle to escape a place where one had a name but no soul.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix The Ugly (2025) This film is for those who are living under the weight of external judgments and public eyes. Driven by the opinions of others, a blind man began to perceive a darkness that was never meant to be seen.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix My Dear Enemy (2008) A journey to collect a debt becomes a comforting stroll to reclaim a loaned heart.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Lovers' Concerto (2002, 연애소설) A must-watch for those longing for the unique Korean 'sentimental vibe' of the 2000s, especially its portrayal of romantic longing.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix The Scent of Love (2003, 국화꽃향기) Another must-watch that perfectly captures the sentimental vibe of 2000s Korean romance. The opening chapter of Park Hae Il's illustrious acting career

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Late Autumn (2010, 만추) To the question 'What is Seattle like?', my answer is the movie Late Autumn.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Concerning My Daughter (2023, 딸에 대하여) The confession 'I cannot understand you' was, in truth, a desperate cry that 'I cannot give up on you'.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix SVAHA: The Sixth Finger (2019, 사바하) Where Buddhism meets the Occult. Curious yet?

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix The Priests (2015, 검은사제들) The debut film of Jae-hyun Jang, the visionary behind Svaha. See how he seamlessly integrates the familiar theme of Western Catholic exorcism into a distinctly Korean setting.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Exhuma (2024, 파묘) If you can decode the shamanism and history in Exhuma, you've officially earned your 'Korea Expert' badge.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Sunset in My Hometown (변산, 2018) Kim Go-eun chose this project to free herself from the pressure of having to deliver a 'masterpiece' every time—a choice that perfectly aligns with the film's theme.

Today's Korean Films Worth Your Time on #Netflix Keys to the Heart (그것만이 내 세상, 2018) A movie where you can witness Park Jeong-min's incredible piano playing right alongside Lee Byung-hun's relatable neighbor-next-door vibe!

Today's Korean Series Worth Your Time on #Netflix DDUSIK2 (뚜식이) This is a brilliant animation that captures the tiny details of everyday life in Korea. It’s the perfect content for learning about Korean culture in a fun way. Please add English subs, Netflix!