Wind-Bell (2019)

This is the first Kdrama I've seen that deals with adoption where the person who was adopted didn't necessarily have a better life with their new family. Because the drama is so short there is a lot that they don't get into, but the plot is interesting and the actors/actresses all do a good job.

Actually, it feels like it's the prequel to a full length drama. It's fine on it's own, but it lays the groundwork for what could be a very interesting story later on as well...at least that's what if felt like to me.

It's an easy watch and it will leave you with some thoughts about children in the foster care/adoption system...at least it did for me.

Read More

I liked this short drama . The story was decent , not another romantic comedy as usual.
I was surprised they decided to make a drama about abandoning and adoption. This is not a very frequent issue in K-dramas.

I liked the fact they showed how both sides felt . 10 minutes per episode was enough but had they made it 30 minutes we could have had a fuller story with more details. I didn't really like the FL . I think her part was kinda pointless and they should have focused on the ML and his relationship with his parents. Nevertheless , it's a nice short drama which you can see as a movie.

Read More

This drama went so fast that I thought I was watching a movie. It was very cute and very emotional at the same time. I mean sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do. Giving up your child thinking he would have a better life is nonsensical to me. Not all children live happily or in a stable environment. Some are abused or murdered. Those children who find their parents always want to know why and when you find out why then yet those parents who kept their kids will either murder or abuse them. This story kind of brought somewhat a different atmosphere on why a child is given up. I'm glad this had a happy ending. Thank you to all the actors and actresses, screenwriters, and producers, who put this story to film.

Read More

Ragazze che dire,la storia non è spettacolare,ma...gli ambienti sono bellissimi ti fa proprio avere voglia di andare in Corea e visitate questi posti turistici,per non parlare di Windbell la pensione,una casa tradizionale bellissima,e poi c’è il mercato insomma davvero un mucchio di posti bellissimi.E’ stato girato o in primavera e trasmette perfettamente la sensazione di primavera,tepore e l’allegria che sono un po’ sopite in inverno,perciò mette proprio di buon umore.
Il cast...il personaggio principale lo avevo già visto e mi piaceva già molto,percui è stato un piacere vederlo anche qua.il resto del cast ottimo.Fotografia molto bella.E ‘ il drama perfetto per spazzare via la tristezza ????

Read More

Questa settimana io e mia sorella tra un On Air e l’altro abbiamo visto Wind Bell, questo drama di soli 10 episodi da 14 minuti, non ha una trama molto complicata però è una visione serena e rilassante, buona parte dell’attenzione è concentrata sulla bellezza dei luoghi, dal mercato coperto alla pensione tradizionale ecc...insomma posti che a tutte noi piacerebbe visitare in un futuro viaggio in Corea.
Non è un capolavoro perché in 10 episodi di 14 minuti l’uno è davvero difficile caratterizzare i personaggi ma nonostante tutto a me è piaciuto per l’atmosfera piena di sogni
Quando sentiamo il suono di una “wind bell” , ricordiamoci che quella melodia magica è un regalo del vento ????

Read More