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If you are looking for a feel-good Korean drama, then stop here.

It is one of the most intense, riveting programs that has come from the Korean drama pantheon. Yes, there is nudity, but I couldn't really grasp its story line without it.

I wish Amazon hadn't froze my screen, but the man playing the villain is so detestable. The girl playing Kim Sum plays a convincing person afflicted with Asperger's Syndrome that you as the viewer are brought into her world whether you ask for it or not.

I give it two thumbs up and I recommend it, just be prepared for the ride of your life.

Amazon request 600 words or more so all I can say is "Watch It!"

I am a male American, used to American movies, dialect, and character plots, but never in my life have I seen an actress with a steaming sexuality as Ye-ji Seo's character. I would see her as Eve in the garden.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoy Kdramas, but with this one I should keep my comments to myself.

I really appreciate Kdramas that are not about silly youthfulness, and trading characters, or yet traveling into time. That is an over used plot line that cannot go further, but this drama, being a suspenseful, somewhat erotic in a safe nature, and well acted, fits my love for the Korean film industry.

The actors of both the protagonist and his autistic brother has a feel of real brotherhood and compassion. A word that does not any longer fit our lexicon. Refreshing to see.

Watch it!

She's doing the time and one of the last conversations her and her husband had was something akin to anything but heroic. She was venting, looking for a modicum of compassion and sympathy. Ah, but the Iceman cometh.

A great documentary which left me coming away than an even deeper hatred of society. I hope one day justice will come from someone's heart and not the clinical letter of the law.