[HanCinema's Drama Review] "Seonam Girls High School Investigators"
By Vasia Orion | Published on
The conservative and repetitive nature of Korean drama has been changing over the years and this includes the topics handled and opinions expressed though the individual works. While the series most often love larger-than-life and improbable stories, a lot of shows are also surfacing that tackle real life problems on an individual and societal level. 'Seonam Girls High School Investigators' goes a step further and focuses on troubled youth and especially women, an extra rare combination for the industry.
Why Full-access to HanCinema Is Now Paying
• It's currently impossible to keep HanCinema running as it is with advertising only • Please subscribe and enjoy ad-free browsing
• HanCinema doesn't rely on free labour to get updated. Everyone working at HanCinema is getting paid.
• Advertising revenue has gone down 80% over the past few years even with adding more intrusive ads. So we got rid of them, notably the data mining ones, to convince you that they're not worth it. They're not real ads anymore anyway.
• When you subscribe, you support HanCinema directly.
• Once 100% is reached, HanCinema is sustainable.
7 days free then US$1.99 a month (⚠️
No streaming included)
Vasia Orion
Vasia, also known as Orion or Ori online, is currently doing opinion pieces and database upkeep. She has a love for good TV and a penchant for rambling in written form. Vasia can be contacted via vasia@hancinema.net.